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Greg Staley by Greg Staley, CEO of SynergySuite The last three years have been a wild ride for the restaurant industry and many operators are hoping for an end to the rollercoaster. Covid-based restaurant closures, supply chain fluctuations, labor shortages, and more have put a strain on operators who are trying to keep stores open and profitable. So, what might 2023 bring, and will it be any better than recent years? The coming year likely won’t be a cakewalk, but I do see reason for some cautious optimism when it comes to restaurant technology. Labor pressure is starting to ease, paving the way for implementing stronger labor management tools while there’s breathing room. Restaurant brands are keeping as much in house as possible to control the customer experience. Ongoing acquisiti...

St. Louis, MO (RestaurantNews.com) Interface Systems, a leading managed service provider delivering business security, managed network, UCaaS, and business intelligence solutions to distributed enterprises, today shared its predictions for technology trends that will impact Quick Serve Restaurants (QSRs) in 2023. “We are seeing labor shortages and commodity price increases as catalysts for restaurants to accelerate the adoption of an advanced array of new technology solutions spanning physical security and business intelligence,” said Brian Garavuso, CTO at Interface Systems. The year cameras start to replace alarm systems 2023 could be the year we start to see AI-based cameras replacing the traditional alarm panel. Why have a separate motion sensor and/or glass break sensor when ...

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Restaurant Technology Trends That Will Drive 2023

Interface Shares Its Top Restaurant Technology Predictions for 2023