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Operations

Robots lend function to everyday operations

Automation has opened up in recent years as foodservice operators across the country grapple with labor shortages. Robots now deliver food and make sushi.

Design

Solving for small storage spaces

When working with a small footprint, the back of the house often gets squeezed in the interest of preserving precious seats.

 In most cases, operators have little control over a staff strike. However, a warning does provide the opportunity to get prepared.

Ohio State University upped student investment in its resuable cup program by personalizing a cup for each new student.

At Bartolotta Restaurants' corporate operation in the Kohl’s headquarters, two kinds of sandwiches are available daily—an artisan version and a sub.

Bellevue School District in King County, Wash., has reduced the instances of life-threatening allergic reactions by 94% since 2013. The success stems from communication.

In a time of growing health consciousness, it might not be enough anymore for food to be merely filling. diners are looking for food with a function.

USC shared photos of both the new Fertitta Cafe and a revamped version of the business school’s Popovich Cafe, and chatted about the thought process for both.

With more avenues to cover than ever and fewer resources to go around, operators offer their tips on making marketing work from start to finish.

If a multilingual employee fails a certification exam in English, should an operator pay for a retake in another language?

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