Category Archives: Tablet kiosk

Tablet Kiosk – Presto Selected Exclusive Pay-At-Table Denny’s

Denny’s Tablet Kiosk is Presto Pay-At-Table https://presto.com/2019/11/19/dennys-selects-presto-exclusive-pay-at-table-technology-partner/Press Release Presto has been selected to deploy its industry-leading pay-at-table tablets at participating Denny’s restaurants across America Presto, the restaurant industry’s end-to-end front-of-house (FOH) technology platform, has been selected by Denny’s, one of America’s largest full-service family restaurant chains, as the exclusive provider of its guest-facing pay-at-table solution. The solution is… Read More »

Tablet Kiosk News – Self Service Kiosks 101 – Everything You Need To Know

Everything you need to know about self-service tablet kiosks and starting your own self-service project! Implementing a self-service solution can streamline your business operations and reduce costs while increasing customer satisfaction and return visits. This guide will go over the basics of self-service kiosks, help you decide whether your business or organization would be a good fit for… Read More »

iPad Kiosks NewsWe’re Going Places – Lilitab kiosks

Update from Lilitab Kiosks on recent projects including: Festival management – access control with badges and wrist bands. Extended battery life and 30% efficiency increase. Indianapolis Musuem of Art – interactive content as narrative for the pieces being shown in the gallery. LiveNinja Video Chat – retailers are beginning to use live video chat on premise to educate… Read More »

Revel Systems iPad Kiosk Point of Sale Launches

RevelSystems has promised up a picture of the installed unit. Stop back by and see it. See on Scoop.it – Kiosk & Kiosks SAN FRANCISCO, May 28, 2014 /PRNewswire/ –??Revel Systems, the leading iPad point of sale platform, has launched its iPad POS system for drive-through. This expands Revel Systems’ product offering for fast food and enterprise-level clients,… Read More »

Panera 2.0 Initiative Gives Investors 10% Return!

Since 2012, Panera Bread has been driving growth in their restaurants and have invested in tablet kiosks (which is part of their Panera 2.0 initiative) to increase their sales and customer experience.

Source: www.linkedin.com

Nice breakdown on the positive “consequences” of expanding customer choices (aka omnichanneling if I may). In Panera’s case the increased rate of return is what counts to investors (and the Board of Directors).

 

More ways to order mean more orders in this case right? 

Case Study – Panera Case Study Example

A leading national restaurant chain facing growing competition and an increasingly mobile-first customer base enlisted WWT to bring their holistic customer experience solution to life.

Source: www2.wwt.com

Excerpt – Same store sales where the new technology has rolled out has increased at almost double the rate of stores not yet converted. Digital sales now make up more than 20 percent of overall business, with projected e-commerce sales of $1 billion by 2017. Mobile sales and in-store, self-service kiosks have reduced bottlenecks to provide all customers with faster service and an improved customer experience. As the company moves to increase their home delivery and catering business, we are continuing to collaborate with them to provide their customers with a personalized and seamless user experience.

Panera Kiosks – Palm Beach Gardens gets “fast lane” kiosks

The row of four iPads is right inside the door, across from the traditional cashier station. Customers can order from their history and favorites, customize menu items, redeem rewards and pay with credit cards, just as they can at the regular check-out.

Source: npbc.blog.palmbeachpost.com

The Panera at 3186 Northlake Boulevard doesn’t have the fast-lane kiosks yet, but it will eventually. Most stores will have four to eight kiosks, according to an article by USA Today detailing technology-based efforts Panera is making to reduce wait times.

The St. Louis-based company started rolling out its “Panera 2.0” improvements in 2014.

Executing a Successful Tablet Deployment Step 2 Whitepaper

Determining Your Budget Once you’ve defined the goals for your kiosk project, the second step is determining your budget. A kiosk deployment project is just like all major projects—there’s lots of areas to consider and even then, expenses can show up when least expected. Let’s talk about how you can avoid any budget surprises.  Excerpts below. Read the… Read More »