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Facebook finally adopted the publishing model of the old school media: If you want to publicize your business, you have to pay. Small business owners and…
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The upcoming year will be filled with changes and trends that affect how you interact with both job seekers and current employees.
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Now that menu labeling has passed and everyone knows the rules and expectations, it is important to address the best way restaurant leadership should handle…
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At the start of 2014, I was heavily anticipating the final FDA menu labeling regulations and its subsequent impact on the restaurant industry. While it took…
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Limited menus for QSRs and fast casual restaurants have financial and operational benefits.
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If you’re one of those people who have great intentions but lack follow through, writing a good business plan is the first major test of your commitment.
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Customers and investors prefer innovation and quality over short wait times.
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Write down where you want to be in one year, three years or five years as a way to better understand where you are headed and how you are going to get there.
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The focus on healthy menu attributes, such as grass-fed beef, antibiotic and hormone-free products, etc., seemed to be more prevalent than similar products in…
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Refer to the failures of your company's ancestors because there is a lot to learn there.
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Keep an eye out for a team member who takes new peers under their wing; you just might have had an excellent trainer under your nose.
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A handful of businessmen and women have come up with new concepts specifically to solve restaurant operators' biggest problems.
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Restaurants are opting for fully integrated digital menus, which speed up service, educate customers easily and tap into inventory and POS systems.
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I can't tell you how many photos from friends I receive of restaurant bar menus that feature gluten-free beer. The photos are sent out of enthusiasm for the…
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Technology in food engineering and processing equipment coupled with better logistics has given companies the ability to specialize.
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There are differences between stealth health and promotional health, according to Erica Bohm, VP and director of Strategic Partnerships at Healthy Dining.
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