Every business in the hospitality industry is currently facing its fair share of challenges, but running a quick-service restaurant in this new climate can be particularly tricky. Rising energy bills and higher wages are only two of the expenses eating into profits.
Kevin Miller, Senior Director of Culinary, shares how using our Recipe and Menu Engineering solution has revolutionised recipe management at TGI Fridays
Rick Stein OBE started in hospitality with his ex-wife Jill in 1975, and their company now includes 12 restaurants, four retail shops, a bar, an online shop, a cookery school, 40 bedrooms and self-catering accommodation. All of which are supported by a sophisticated food production and distribution operation.
Fairfax Meadow is one of the UK’s largest catering butcher, headquartered in Derby and turning over more than £150m. Tony Carlisle, Head of IT & Systems, shares why they chose the Fourth Platform to help reduce paper, streamline processes and grow their business.
James Sherrington, CFO, shares how Fourth’s Workforce Management ensures compliance with legislation, while Inventory and Recipe & Menu Engineering allows them to make truly informed decisions.
Our cloud-based, global back-office suite enables fast casual and quick service operators success through intuitive applications that forecast needs, control food and labor costs, and drive consistent, predictable operations.
With increasing food and labor costs, restaurants are under increasing pressure to increase the bottom line, without impacting the guest experience. To operate a lucrative business, you need to examine ways to increase efficiency, increase sales and reduce costs.
KFC is a global Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) brand known for its finger-lickin’ good fried chicken. One of the secrets behind KFC’s success, is its focus on implementing reliable demand forecasting and inventory management processes, which have not always been an easy task.