TL;DR
Domino's is expanding its delivery options by partnering with Xevo to make ordering services available on vehicle touchscreen devices. The in-car system will allow drivers to order Domino's menu items with a few taps on their vehicle's touchscreen device.
Domino’s plans on expanding its delivery options for customers by making ordering services available on their vehicle’s touchscreen device, according to Restaurant Technology News.
Xevo, a global leader in connected car technology and automotive telematics, partnered with Domino’s to help create the system. “Later this year, drivers using the AnyWare pizza digital ordering system, as it is known, will be able to order Domino’s menu items with just a few taps on their vehicle’s touchscreen device,” the article said.
Domino’s is no stranger to the world of technology. The franchise has developed new ways of online ordering through Twitter, Slack, Hotspots and the Domino’s app. The in-car system includes many capabilities such as locating the nearest store location, calling in an order, re-ordering previous orders with one tap and tracking the order.
While some businesses may think it’s risky to enter a new realm when it comes to delivery, “Domino’s can afford to gamble on technology,” Restaurant Technology News said.
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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on August 6, 2019. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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