Data Shows Digital Orders are Here to Stay. How Can Restaurants Capitalize?
Most of us contributed in some way to the $26.5 billion dollar revenue for food delivery businesses in 2020. With exploding success, new questions arise, like· what ways can hospitality brands can improve retention and bring in new workers to address hiring challenges and labor shortages? And what’s next for contactless ordering and payments now…
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Most of us contributed in some way to the $26.5 billion dollar revenue for food delivery businesses in 2020. With exploding success, new questions arise, like· what ways can hospitality brands can improve retention and bring in new workers to address hiring challenges and labor shortages? And what’s next for contactless ordering and payments now that they here to stay? On the newest episode of The Main Course, special guest Steve Simoni, CEO of Bbot, shares fresh insight on the shift in the industry.
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