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It's a go for Hash House's app

Last October, Hash House A Go Go—known for its “twisted farm food”—launched a free smartphone app, part of an integrated marketing strategy that leverages the concept’s Facebook and Twitter platforms, while delivering menu, specials and location information.

Struggling N.Y.C. food trucks find new outlets

Food trucks may be ubiquitous in the city, but most are not making enough dough to survive on street food alone.

A small tech company says the two chains were among the retail parties whose mobile systems incorporated the firm’s proprietary functions.

Here are a few tips for launching and maintaining an effective and engaging loyalty program.

Chefs flock to chicken, turkey and other birds for inventive, crowd-pleasing dishes.

Springboro, OH (Nov. 9, 2009) — A major new report on case picking automation for distribution centers has been released by Supply Chain Digest, showing...

HOUSTON, (August 23, 2011)—FreshPoint, Inc., a subsidiary of Sysco Corp., is offering customers a mobile phone application with access to sales materials,...

A new look for a coffee brand, a new growth specialist for two Latino concepts, and deals, deals, deals for several new and established franchisors.

Menus are among the first things that a customer looks at when trying to decide which restaurant to visit. Restaurants with outdated menus on their websites—or even worse, no menus at all—take the risk of being passed over by would-be diners. Especially if the restaurant down the street has its menu online.

If colleagues attended the NRA Show and you didn’t, grant them some deep-thought time. They’re likely grappling with new necessities that mandate changes in their attitudes and ways of doing business. You may want to sit at their feet and get a download, Grasshopper.

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