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		<title>Different Business, Different Tools</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Apr 2012 20:59:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Ambitious restaurant owners who are also astute business persons are finding that special events and outside catering are two additional lucrative revenue streams either as stand-alone businesses or as additions to their already existing restaurant.  When managed properly, these streams help diversify the business thereby building resiliency during times of economic stress.  It’s [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ambitious restaurant owners who are also astute business persons are finding that special events and outside catering are two additional lucrative revenue streams either as stand-alone businesses or as additions to their already existing restaurant.  When managed properly, these streams help diversify the business thereby building resiliency during times of economic stress.  It’s important to note though that hosting special events as well as having a catering side to the business requires a slightly different skill set as well as some additional tools in order to be successful.  For example, while two-way radios may not be essential for running your main indoor dining room, they are invaluable for events and catering.  JTECH’s <a href="http://www.jtech.com/restaurants/radios.aspx">two-way business radios</a> include the Motorola CLS and RDX Series radios, as well as the new CLP Series radios.  CLS is smaller than RDX, but still packs a powerful punch with its operating environment up to 200,000 square feet.  If your restaurant or event venue is considerably large, the RDX Series can accommodate spaces up to 350,000 square feet.  CLS offers four channels of operation and RDX supports up to 16 channels.  The new CLP Series is now the smallest and lightest Motorola business radio available.  With up to six channels and the unique wireless Bluetooth® headset options, CLP creates new opportunities to add two-way communication efficiencies to your business.</p>
<p>Event management involves a certain amount of finesse to ensure that all the appropriate staff are placed where needed and that the timeline of events is executed as planned.  This level of coordination is nearly impossible without advanced communication tools.  This is why Motorola two-way radios from JTECH are so essential for event and catering execution.  Once restaurant owners begin using two-way radio communication at their venue, they often wonder how they survived prior to their enhanced communication.  The truth is their level of service to the customer and client was likely bearing the brunt of this difference before.  Your future clients, however, after enhancing your communication tools, will be very glad you invested in these new tools.  They will have a superb experience unlike any other.     </p>
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		<title>Improved Efficiency and Morale Go Hand-In-Hand</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 14 Feb 2012 22:36:07 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, there are over two million waiters and servers working in the United States.  There are an additional five million workers doing other food service related jobs such as food preparation, bartending and dishwashing.  Over the next six years, food and beverage servers and related workers [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, there are over two million waiters and servers working in the United States.  There are an additional five million workers doing other food service related jobs such as food preparation, bartending and dishwashing.  Over the next six years, food and beverage servers and related workers are expected to see job growth of approximately ten percent.  Managing these on-going staffing needs can be a daunting task, but given that the restaurant guest’s dining experience is largely dependent on this army of people, it is a task that cannot be overlooked.  JTECH has the tools necessary to optimize your operational aspects while attracting more repeat business and increasing revenues.  Spinnaker by JTECH is a mobile, wireless tablet-based restaurant system that enables you to maximize staff efficiency and care for more guests more effectively.  Spinnaker includes an electronic wait list for easy management and easy modification.  On the management side, Spinnaker automatically matches waiting parties and available tables, and manages station rotation to ensure balance and the most efficient service.  Customers will love the ability to call ahead and book their table or book it on line via the restaurant&#8217;s own website (and no per cover fees!), as well as the ability to receive a text message when it’s time for their seating.  </p>
<p>Spinnaker also helps you with your touch marketing to drive repeat business through text messaging to your existing customers.  Being able to tap into an existing client base to drum-up business is key to weathering the storms. Restaurant managers and owners know that down times are inevitable, but being able to draw upon the hidden capital embedded in prior customers may be the difference between staying afloat and going belly-up.  When using <a href="http://www.jtech.com/restaurants/wait-queue-management.aspx">Spinnaker</a>, there are no third-party providers to hassle with; rather, secure data centers house the servers, data, and applications.  There are no hidden fees, and the devices are scalable to meet the needs of establishments both small and large.  If all two million servers were in the hands of Spinnaker, orders would be taken and delivered faster, and the employee base would have improved morale.     </p>
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		<title>As Lines Blur Differentiation is Paramount</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Nov 2011 20:19:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[According to Nation’s Restaurant News, fast-casual restaurants only account for 6 percent of all eating establishments; however, they are growing at a rate that outpaces their peers.  This growth has resulted in changes across the industry including revamped menus, transformed interior décor, and new technologies.  On the technology front, JTECH guest pagers continue [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>According to Nation’s Restaurant News, fast-casual restaurants only account for 6 percent of all eating establishments; however, they are growing at a rate that outpaces their peers.  This growth has resulted in changes across the industry including revamped menus, transformed interior décor, and new technologies.  On the technology front, JTECH guest pagers continue to improve the level of customer service at both traditional casual dining and fast-casual establishments, as well as in other restaurant segments.  Differentiation between segments is changing as quick-service and full-service brands are led to change models in accommodation of financially strapped customers.  Retaining guests and creating lifelong customers has always been important, but it’s increasingly important during economic downturns.  Guest pagers encourage guests to actually wait the time necessary for a table to become available while simultaneously increasing guest satisfaction and comfort.  </p>
<p>The restaurant industry has adopted a plethora of ways to meet customer needs including online ordering, curbside delivery, and lucrative happy hour specials.  JTECH pagers complement these various approaches and further increase efficiency for host and hostess staff.  Guests are seated more quickly, accuracy in table placement is improved, and the overall ease of operation is evident across the enterprise.  Guests have many dining options available to them, which is why the “wow factor” is imperative for your business success.  <a href="http://www.jtech.com/restaurants/default.aspx">JTECH pagers</a> are easy to use, designed Restaurant Tough™ thereby protecting your investment, scalable to the size of your establishment, and have an out-of-range feature so your guests are never out of reach.  Whether your restaurant is traditional casual dining, fast-casual, upscale-casual, global cuisine or Texas Bar-B-Que, creating the most pleasurable dining experience is key.            </p>
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		<title>Let Technology do the Heavy Lifting</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 12 Aug 2011 20:07:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Restaurants are in the unique position of needing to maximize revenues during often brief and precise times of day. Depending on your restaurant and the type of food you offer, you may only have one or two meal times to earn the bulk of your revenue. This is why it’s imperative that the flow of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Restaurants are in the unique position of needing to maximize revenues during often brief and precise times of day. Depending on your restaurant and the type of food you offer, you may only have one or two meal times to earn the bulk of your revenue. This is why it’s imperative that the flow of guests is coordinated in the most efficient and profit maximizing manner. Meanwhile though, efficiently seating incoming guests should not distract hosts and waiters from providing the highest level of customer service to the guests already seated. </p>
<p>Managing the waiting guest queue, seating people quickly and maximizing seat utilization is made all the more manageable with JTECH’s GuestAlert <a href="http://www.jtech.com/">paging system</a> and a restaurant table management system such as ConnectSmart Hostess. Your hosts will be able to quote more accurate wait times for incoming guests, which will result in happier customers when they are actually seated. In addition, ConnectSmart® Hostess informs hosts and hostesses where to seat incoming guests to maximize seat utilization and more evenly balance workload between servers. This automation of wait lists, reservations party distribution and overall table management frees up the host to attend to the needs of surrounding guests. Your hosts will be more pleasant and relaxed, making them more welcoming to guests walking into your restaurant for the first time. Everyone loves to be greeted by a friendly and relaxed face. It shows that your business is being run like a well-oiled machine and instills a level of confidence that the meal will be expertly prepared. By establishing a level of ease from the outset it prepares the stage for a positive dining experience. The end result will be an overall positive perception of your restaurant and will encourage greater repeat business, which many restaurant owners say is vital to their financial health.       </p>
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		<title>Don’t Sacrifice Communication at Special Events</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 11 Jul 2011 20:48:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sometimes a product’s full value and usefulness goes unrecognized until it’s actually put into use. While it’s obvious that the Motorola CLS and RDX two-way radios from JTECH are great for communication within the restaurant between bussers and hostesses, , they also have additional outside applications. Outside catering events, for example, are often much more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sometimes a product’s full value and usefulness goes unrecognized until it’s actually put into use. While it’s obvious that the Motorola CLS and RDX two-way <a href="http://www.jtech.com/restaurants/radios.aspx">radios</a> from JTECH are great for communication within the restaurant between bussers and hostesses, , they also have additional outside applications. Outside catering events, for example, are often much more difficult to coordinate, making wireless voice communication more than a mere convenience. Two-way radios enable more seamless communication when trying to operate a food service operation in a foreign environment. Even if you are hosting an event on the restaurant property but outside the normal business parameters, two-way radios will make the operation of the event that much easier to coordinate. Parking lot events have become a popular option to draw added attention from people driving or walking by. </p>
<p>Two-way radios are also very valuable for catering or publicity events off the premises, such as farmer’s markets, private parties, conventions, music events, etc. In that instance, communication might be needed between a refrigeration truck and the cooking staff, or between the Bar-B-Q operators and the staging staff. Of course if your catering events take place in larger venues, the RDX Series offers enough power and range to be utilized in spaces up to 350,000 square feet or 30 floors. If you are more likely to do business in smaller venues, the popular CLS Series might be enough to meet your needs, with coverage for up to 200,000 square feet or 15 floors. Even if this isn’t an avenue that your restaurant currently pursues, it may be an opportunity for future growth. When the time is right, JTECH has the right communication tools to help you be successful.    </p>
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		<title>Computer Knows Best, Mom’s Been Outsourced</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Jun 2011 01:04:46 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Running the front end of a restaurant is somewhat like playing a game of chess. Victory comes when all the right pieces are in the right places at the most opportune time. Restaurant managers and restaurant owners know this is a lot harder than it sounds. To make this process simpler, and subsequently much more [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Running the front end of a restaurant is somewhat like playing a game of chess. Victory comes when all the right pieces are in the right places at the most opportune time. Restaurant managers and restaurant owners know this is a lot harder than it sounds. To make this process simpler, and subsequently much more efficient from both a labor and a profits standpoint, JTECH delivers the ConnectSmart® Hostess seating and wait list management system. The main interface gives you all the information you need to maximize seating capacity and help you identify actionable areas for performance improvement. The integrated JTECH guest paging and staff alerts complete the offering providing a truly intuitive system to efficiently direct all front-of-house operations and maximize the seating capacity of your restaurant. </p>
<p>While having a line can be a sign that business is good, it may also mean that your seating process is missing the mark on efficiency and maximizing profits. Not only will <a href="http://www.jtech.com/restaurants/tablemanagement.aspx">ConnectSmart Hostess</a> utilize your servers in the best manner possible, it will also increase the quality of service by appropriately distributing tables to available servers. It’s not helpful for your staff or for your guests to have one or two servers swamped and three servers standing around idle. This creates contention amongst staff and confusion amongst your guests. While your service will be evenly distributed with ConnectSmart Hostess, your guest loyalty is also ripe to improve. The CRM database can be utilized to capture reservations, the dining preferences of repeat guests and details regarding your most valuable guest’s last visit. It has been said that it’s more financially lucrative to retain and re-serve existing guests than it is to constantly be seeking new guests. Therefore, it’s important to know things like a guest’s favorite server, what table they like to sit at and what red wine they prefer with their favorite entrée. In a world where knowledge is power, ConnectSmart Hostess is the smart and powerful way to go. </p>
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		<title>At Their Fingertips &#8211; Literally</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 03 May 2011 22:04:22 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>admin</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[We live in a world of instant gratification mired with constant notification. This is evident many times throughout the day as people engage with their various forms of technology &#8211; for example, receiving updates on your cell phone regarding the latest major league baseball homerun or receiving text message updates detailing your stock portfolio&#8217;s performance [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We live in a world of instant gratification mired with constant notification. This is evident many times throughout the day as people engage with their various forms of technology &#8211; for example, receiving updates on your cell phone regarding the latest major league baseball homerun or receiving text message updates detailing your stock portfolio&#8217;s performance for the day. Successfully operating a business within this type of framework requires adapting to the changing trends of consumers. The restaurant industry is not immune from the constant wave of changing consumer preferences. As a means of giving guests that sense of instant gratification and constant notification, coaster and handheld pagers are a great tool. </p>
<p>For example, JTECH&#8217;s GuestPass&trade; handheld pagers and Glowster&reg; Plus coaster pagers are simple, yet well-designed for any restaurant. Meanwhile, not only does the guest benefit from knowing they will be seated in an efficient and speedy manner, the restaurant benefits greatly by using guest pagers by &#8220;capturing&#8221; more guests. Pagers effectively reduce the number of walk-away guests &#8211; those who had already checked in with the host or hostess but later decide to abandon their wait. It seems that the &#8220;electronic tether&#8221; created by the pager communicates an unspoken agreement to provide a service, or a partnership with a waiting guest. Pagers simply give waiting guests a sense of comfort, which further leads to a more pleasurable dining experience. Many times astute business decisions require &#8220;going with the flow,&#8221; and this trend of &#8220;me – me – me – and now&#8221; appears to be sticking around, so adaptation in the business community is vital for staying afloat.     </p>
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		<title>Casual Does Not Mean Drab</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 13 Apr 2011 23:05:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Casual dining can quickly feel a little more luxurious when guest pagers are in use. While not everyone can afford to, or chooses to, dine in five star restaurants, a high level of service can be achieved at a much more reasonable price and at a level of comfort often found only in casual, fast [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Casual dining can quickly feel a little more luxurious when guest pagers are in use. While not everyone can afford to, or chooses to, dine in five star restaurants, a high level of service can be achieved at a much more reasonable price and at a level of comfort often found only in casual, fast casual and upscale casual restaurants. JTECH GuestAlert® paging and messaging systems bring that extra level of service to your casual dining restaurant. When a guest is handed a GuestPass pager™ they can be assured that they will be seated at the most earliest convenience. The GuestPass <a href="http://www.jtech.com">pager</a> is silent, durable and effective at conveying a level of service that is a step above. The Restaurant Tough™ design ensures that your investment is protected from the wear and tear of your guests, which often includes large families with rambunctious children. These pagers are made to withstand the whole family, from playful grandpa to active grandchildren. </p>
<p>JTECH pagers also have a voice alert to let guests know they have traveled out of range, which protects against guests inadvertently missing their table call. This alert also reduces pager loss from guests mistakenly taking a pager home in their purse should they change their mind and decide not to wait for their table. In reality though, pagers reduce the likelihood that people will walk-away anyhow, but just in case, the alert is there for backup. Norman Brinker is known as the “father” of casual dining. He understood how to create a welcoming and casual environment while providing great service. The word casual does not have to be synonymous with a lesser level of service, and using <a href="http://www.jtech.com">wireless pagers</a> in your restaurant will ensure that is not the case. So, casual is the new hip, and pagers make it even more so. </p>
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		<title>Get Out of the Kitchen</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 09 Mar 2011 20:06:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Running a successful restaurant involves much more than cooking. It’s the service that’s going to make or break a business. Understanding this explains why restaurant employees are labeled as being in the food service industry. Even so, it’s very hard to give good table service with your wait staff huddled around the kitchen waiting for [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Running a successful restaurant involves much more than cooking. It’s the service that’s going to make or break a business. Understanding this explains why restaurant employees are labeled as being in the food service industry. Even so, it’s very hard to give good table service with your wait staff huddled around the kitchen waiting for the completion of food orders.  This is a two-fold problem. For one, you’ve probably heard the expression, “too many cooks spoil the soup.” Your chefs and line cooks are under a lot of pressure as it is and are working in a very fast-paced, stress-filled environment. Lingering waiters will only make this situation worse.  However, the servers desire to remain in close proximity to the kitchen is understandable if that’s the only way to know when orders are ready. Servers know that nothing kills their tips like cold food. However, there is another option. </p>
<p>Wireless paging devices make it so servers can get back to what they do best – actually serving the customer. Once orders are completed, servers are silently paged back to the kitchen to pick up their food order just as it is ready. JTECH’s ServAlert® system and server <a href="http://www.jtech.com">pagers</a> enable your servers to strengthen their rapport with customers because they&#8217;re able to spend ample time with customers in the dining room; the restaurant’s equivalent of the sales floor. That extra thirty seconds of personal interaction from the waiter might be what brings that customer back again and again. While the place for cost savings may be in the kitchen, it’s in the front of the house where sales and profits are increased. However costs have not been overlooked; JTECH ServAlert pagers are Restaurant Tough™. They are designed to be durable to perform in the often harsh environment of a restaurant. No one said running a restaurant would be easy, but it should be efficient (and profitable!) </p>
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		<title>Back to Basics</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 Feb 2011 20:05:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the first things that business and business marketing professors teach their incoming students is the importance of knowing what business you are in. Some businesses are a little easier to discern, for example, a small business owner opening an auto mechanic shop is in the business of fixing cars. On the other hand, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the first things that business and business marketing professors teach their incoming students is the importance of knowing what business you are in. Some businesses are a little easier to discern, for example, a small business owner opening an auto mechanic shop is in the business of fixing cars. On the other hand, some are a little more difficult to hone in on. For example, consider a restaurant. At first glance a restaurant is in the business of providing food. But a closer examination reveals that a restaurant is really in the entertainment industry. You might say, “Now wait,” but it’s true. People have many options for obtaining food, and if restaurants were just about feeding people they would be at a sore loss to grocery stores, especially those with vast service counters and growing options of prepared food. Therefore, understanding that a restaurant is in the entertainment industry will help managers and owners focus on what really matters. Of course the taste and quality of the food is important, but improving other factors such as environment, ambiance and service can also be quite impactful. </p>
<p>First impressions are significant. If a guest walks into a restaurant and sees chaos surrounding the reception area and host stand, some may be turned off enough to simply leave. Guests have come to be entertained, to relax, to celebrate a birthday, to reconnect with a spouse, or other important occasion. They certainly didn&#8217;t come to face the headache of crowds, noise and chaos. Such a scenario can be easily adverted with a simple guest paging system. JTECH’s GuestPass™ <a href="http://www.jtech.com">pagers</a> encourage people to move away from the reception area and host stand and find a more comfortable place to wait for their table. By subconsciously encouraging guests to move out of the entryway, <a href="http://www.jtech.com/restaurants/restaurant-guest-pager.aspx">guest pagers</a> clear the way for new incoming guests looking for an evening of entertainment, not just full bellies. </p>
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