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Making Gratitude Your Attitude

Forget waiting for Thanksgiving to give thanks! Turns out, a little gratitude goes a long way in the workplace, too. Discover the surprising ways that fostering an attitude of gratitude impacts your team.

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Dreadful Data: The unsettling world of data silos

Data silos are like haunted houses, filled with hidden treasures and potential dangers. By breaking down these barriers, you can discover valuable insights, improve decision-making, and streamline operations. It's time to escape the dungeon of data silos and unleash the full potential of your data.

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Feast Mode: A holiday dining playbook

The sights. The sounds. The food. The holidays are around the corner, and so is the chance for your dining program to shine. Holiday-inspired events and menu items can take holiday dining from ho-hum to ho, ho, ho with a few simple upgrades.

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Someone’s in the Kitchen with AI

What's new in food services? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is being used in innovative ways to connect with customers, create new menu items, and monitor product quality. AI helps the industry work smarter, not harder.

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Bringing It All Together: Practical steps for setting New Year’s resolutions in your on-site Dining Locations

Nearly half of all individuals reading this post will drop or change their New Year’s resolution by the end of January. That statistic isn’t even looking at the large teams you might be operating at your locations. The unfortunate truth is that 43% of everyone making one or more New Year’s resolutions won’t sustain them until February.1 Before you throw in the towel, there are some things you can do to better your odds and those you lead in 2024.

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A-Tisket, A-Tasket: What’s a market basket?

With the cost of so many things increasing, a fair amount of belt-tightening is going around for both individuals and institutions. For many, that budget trimming starts with the biggest expenditure – food. So, what do you do if your business is food?

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