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FAST SERVICE. RICH EXPERIENCE.
Touch-screen technology is evolving at high speed, consumers are now fully accustomed to the fast and convenient option of self- service kiosks and touch screens technologies.
Offering a complete solution for restaurants, takeaways and bars NextMenu is a suite of new technology solutions for the hospitality sector that aims to accelerate the Digital Dining revolution, using customer-facing Self- Order Kiosks and Tablets along with wearables for waiters like Smart-Watches and Augmented-Reality.
NextMenu aims to eliminate the inefficiencies from the ordering processes and offer a unique experience for customers. The resulting elevated dining experience is likely to create increased loyalty and therefore repeat business. Customers will no longer feel pressured on when and how to order and pay. This means your staff members can shift their focus on more valuable activities and customer interactions.
Seen as one of the best ways to win over millennials (the most influential
market in the fast food sector) Self-Order devices and touch-screen technology has been incorporated by some of the leading QSRs and Food-To-Go specialists such as McDonald’s. This is gradually driving a new expectation from customers that most counter-service restaurants cannot currently meet.
With the ability to quite literally ‘Drop in, Plug in and Go’ the NextMenu kiosks are a self-contained POS solution capable of taking payments, with the ability to run seamlessly side by side with traditional POS terminals, operated by staff members. Suitable for any deployment, from the smallest deli to the largest counter-service chain.
They’re exhibiting at Restaurant Tech Live on the 27th and 28th of September, and they’re throwing out 3 months of free service (regardless of the installation
numbers/locations) for any booking signed up at show. Make sure you check them out at stands: 2142, 3036, 2090.
sales@NextMenu.com www.NextMenu.com @NextMenu
24 SEPTEMBER 2017
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