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Controlling food costs, lessening waste, and forecasting demand accurately are crucial.

What hasn’t changed in 2021?

Australian QSR brands weigh in on the importance of contactless and frictionless experiences.

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When used strategically, technology can be of tremendous help for QSRs.

Find out how Comcater's equipment addressed Sneakies Kitchen's pain points.

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StickyPOS® reduces order error rates by as much as 50+%.

With the increasing number of ways to pay for goods and services, it is also becoming more difficult for Australian QSRs to keep up with all of the emerging payment methods. Business owners must adapt quickly as today’s customers expect to be able to pay in any way they please.

A new generation of food holding for QSRs has arrived in Australia with Merco Max holding cabinets, bringing with it a FRESH approach to hot food holding.

Luke Irving first installed touchscreen POS in a bar he owned in Wellington, New Zealand to reduce the time people spent stuck in the queue and allow customers to breeze through the ordering process. This was in the early 2000s. Back then, self-service digital kiosks were at a nascent stage, and their specific applications in the QSR space were still largely unheard of.

It is no secret that customers of quick service restaurants (QSRs) expect speed and accuracy regardless of how they place their orders — whether in-store, app pick-up, drive-thru and delivery. A delayed or incorrect order could mean nasty rants on social media and online review. In fact, research has highlighted that an unhappy customer may tell up to 16 people about their unsatisfactory experience, which does not bode well for any QSR brand.

Now more than ever, food safety is taking centre stage in the quick service restaurant (QSR) industry as customers become increasingly hygiene-conscious. With all the uncertainty brought about by COVID-19, QSRs need to pay extra attention to their business’ safety requirements in order to ensure compliance, improve profitability, and ensure customer satisfaction.