Taco Bell takes on Millenials with the new Taco Bell Cantina, which offers alcoholic slushies, beer, mixed drinks, tapas-style menus and flashy digital menu boards. They are foot-traffic only so no more late night drive-thrus! Taco Bell Cantina first debuted Chicago, Illinois in 2015 and now has 11 locations including San Francisco, Las Vegas and… View Article
Interactive Customer Experience Summit Digital Signage Digital screens can deliver real-time content and info, grab attention and create buzz with multiple methods of interactivity, such as touch, gesture and RFID. Self-Service Kiosks Nobody likes to wait; self-service kiosk technologies help speed customers through the line or skip it altogether as well as gather valuable data… View Article
SpartanNash, the Michigan-based grocer that operates 83 Family Fare stores in five states, decided to add digital menu boards at the deli that specify calorie counts for their prepared foods. While this was supposed to be a provision of the Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010, the FDA has been slow to implement the menu… View Article
The Charlotte-based chicken-and-biscuits chain has revealed a sneak peek into their new restaurant prototype to the Charlotte Business Journal. The space looks to capture Bojangles’ 40-year heritage, while taking the brand into the future. Bojangles’ worked with brand strategy, retail and guest experience. Some steps they took into the future included: Accessible Wi-Fi hotspot Charging… View Article
SAN JOSE, Calif. and MILFORD, Conn., April 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Subway® restaurants launched a bot for Facebook Messenger today that allows guests to order sandwiches and salads from more than 26,500 Subway® restaurants in the U.S. The first-of-its-kind sandwich ordering bot was announced at the F8 Facebook Developer Conference with Agilitee, one of Subway’s digital partners,… View Article
Originally Written By Daniel Fuller at: https://www.androidheadlines.com/2017/05/coca-cola-and-google-create-personalized-in-store-ads.html Google and Coca-Cola have created a system that’s able to show shoppers personalized messages on an in-store advertising terminal by scanning key data from their smartphone as they walk nearby. The software runs on Chrome OS, using Chrome Kiosk as a back end. Coca-Cola did not specify exactly how it detects… View Article