Consumers are willing to embrace emerging technology. This is according to a new study that was done. Oracle announced the findings of two research initiatives that was aimed at identifying consumer attitudes towards new technology and how their implementation will shape consumer behavior in many years to come. People want technology that they can feel in control of.

Key Takeaways:

  • Oracle announced the findings of two research initiatives aimed at identifying consumer attitudes to new technologies and how their implementation will shape consumer behavior in the years to come.
  • Insights from both initiatives highlight that consumers are most willing to engage brands with new technology if they feel that they are in control of their experience.
  • Still, the report finds that guests want a continued human connection with their food and beverage and hotel brands of choice, despite the emergence of new technologies

“33 percent of restaurant and 72 percent of hotel operators say that guest recognition via facial biometrics will be in use within the next five years.”

https://www.qsrmagazine.com/news/study-consumers-willing-embrace-emerging-technology

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Crafting children’s beverages can be a very fun thing to do. You have to give kids better things than soft drinks and crayons today. At least, that is what restaurant operators think about their pint sized patrons. The popular kids drinks today look a lot like the adult ones, minus the alcohol content they have.

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National Waiters’ Day has come back to celebrate the front of the house staff. It is a day to recognize them and their contribution to the world and people. This year will mark the return of the Waiter’s race. The Waiter’s day was created way back in 2012. This year is a big milestone for the event.

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There are some confessions of a health inspector. The question is about what the mystery meat is. There are common violations in the restaurant game, but there are also ways to prevent them. There is some good insight on how to prevent a bad health inspection. There are some real kitchen nightmares out there.

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  • The cold food on the restaurant’s buffet was well over the FDA Food Code’s recommended 41⁰F, and the hot food was well under the recommended 135⁰F.
  • Another time when inspecting a fine dining restaurant, I found numerous temperature violations
  • To be honest, I see cross-contamination issues, temperature abuse problems and insect infestations on a regular basis.

“Stay current and get your team formally trained in a certified food manager course.”

http://www.restaurant-hospitality.com/management/confessions-health-inspector-what-mystery-meat

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