Ingenico Group launches Wi-Fi, Bluetooth enabled tableside payment

April 8, 2015

Ingenico Group, provider of seamless payment systems, launched an iWL series Wi-Fi enabled mobile terminal solution for use in the US market. This extension to…

LRS releases waitlist app that sends table status updates to host stand remotely

April 7, 2015

Long Range Systems, a supplier of technology designed to improve and enhance the guest experience, announced an updated version of On Cue for Restaurants.

Georgia-based Wendy's and Dunkin' Donuts to deploy NCR transaction solutions

April 3, 2015

NCR Corporation, provider of consumer transaction technologies, announced that Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia- based Wissol Group a range of NCR cloud-enabled…

Dunkin' Brands partners with DTT for surveillance solutions

April 2, 2015

Dunkin' Brands announced it selected DTT as the company's vendor for video-based surveillance and loss prevention solutions.

8 things restaurants should do before building a website

Not sure where to begin? Here are eight things eateries should consider before starting the website building process.

San Francisco Soup Company executive discusses the restaurant's use of BLE beacons

Clayton Chan, COO for San Francisco Soup Company, discusses the restaurant chain's use of BLE beacons.

Squadle and Triton Partnership Provides Easy Access to Essential Data for Restaurants

Retail and restaurant managers will see clear benefits to the simplification of data access.

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Millennial workforce driving digital workforce management solutions

by Alicia Kelso — Editor, QSRWeb.com

Managing your restaurant digitally has plenty of advantages and with the rapidly changing workforce, it may even soon be necessary.

ShopKeep's latest feature syncs customer orders across registers in real-time

March 5, 2015

ShopKeep, a cloud-based technology provider, has launched Serverless Sync, a feature that allows merchants to open and close checks from multiple registers…

Krystal and Stevi B’s Pizza select OnsiteRis for their IT needs

March 2, 2015

The Krystal Company and Stevi B's Pizza announced that they have selected OnsiteRIS, Inc. as their one-stop provider of information technology infrastructure…

5 for 5: McDonald's, desserts, technology among trending articles

The top five articles trending on QSRWeb range from McDonald's to dessert trends to technology.

Can you, and should you, accept Apple Pay?

Balancing the benefits and the costs of new or upgraded point of sale equipment are key considerations when deciding whether Apple Pay is a good move for your…

EarthLink launches managed security monitoring service

February 24, 2015

Managed network and cloud solutions provider EarthLink Holdings Corp. has unveiled a new Managed Security Monitoring Service designed to actively monitor…

Oracle launches hospitality business unit

February 19, 2015

The addition of the unit builds on Oracle's MICROS business, which it acquired in 2014.

Why operators need to know about patent trolls

by James Bickers — Editor, Networld Alliance

Patent trolls could cost restaurants money and slow innovation. Here's what operators need to know about patent trolls.

Ingenico, Beamm team up to launch EMV-certified tablet POS

January 21, 2015

The smart tabletPOS combines an Ingenico iCT terminal, Beamm’s smart iPad POS application and management tools, a tablet stand, and cash drawer to provide a…

ShopKeep launches mobile app for iOS

January 14, 2015

The app works with ShopKeep Register, the company’s point of sale application, and offers users the ability to monitor business operations via their mobile…

PAR announces rollout of SureCheck Advantage device

January 13, 2015

Users can perform checklists and access unlimited compliance data and reports using the SureCheck Advantage.

McDonald's rolls out charging mats across UK

January 12, 2015

The chain signed a deal with Aircharge to install 600 charging spots.

Chick-fil-A epicenter of latest credit card breach scare

December 31, 2014

The possible breach may involve as many as 9,000 cards, more than the number involved in the Target breach.