Jeremy Julian
Jeremy Julian
Restaurants adopt technology, typically, at a slower rate than most other industries. But there has been a substantial push to close that gap. However, the problem is, by the time the technology has been caught up, there is already something to replace it. Here are some tips to help on how to get the right technology into your restaurants. Be adaptable If you wait three, six or nine months, the whole technology game will change. That’s why it is crucial to find a vendor and/or developer who evolve with companies as they grow. As a company, being open to change allows you to be nimble and find new opportunities and revenue streams. Test, test, test. Before rolling out a new website orContinue Reading …
A few weeks ago, Wendy announced that over 1,000 of its restaurants have been affected by a malicious malware attack. The burger chain did not speculate how many people may have been affected, though it did confirm that the hackers were able to steal its customers’ credit and debit card information. The data breach is more than three times bigger than initially thought. The original data breach was believed to have affected “fewer than 300” of its 5,144 franchised locations in the United States when the malware was discovered in May. According to Wendy’s, the attackers used a remote access tool to target a point-of-sale system that, as of the previous announcement, the company didn’t think had been infected. The malware was able toContinue Reading …
How do you know when you and your business are ready for app? It’s a hard question to ask and frankly, no one has the answer as to when is the best time. However, when it comes to building an app, there are many factors to consider and questions to ask. Today, we are covering the factors you need to investigate when considering to create an app. Are you ready? First and foremost, you have to ask yourself, is your business ready for an app? Yes, there is an app for everything nowadays, but is it right for you and your customers? You have to be honest yourself and your priorities. You need to investigate and see if a mobile app is inContinue Reading …
