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Bites CEO Bala Subramaniam discusses high-impact data metrics to help restaurant operators overcome dashboard fatigue and streamline delivery operations.

The pizza franchise is standardizing its back-office operations across nearly 500 locations to provide operators real-time visibility into inventory and labor costs.

Fitness brands are increasingly adopting AI-driven messaging to manage member inquiries and conversions outside of traditional staffed front-desk hours.

Sport Clips Haircuts is implementing over 3,400 AI agents to automate local review management and search engine optimization across its 1,800-unit franchise system.

We’ve been thinking a lot of drive-thru AI lately. McDonald’s, as we reported this week, is back in the game, with a five-unit test of the technology using Google, as part of a broad use of AI in its restaurants.

Dave's Hot Chicken tests new tech, pulls back from robots

Grant Liddle, a former tech sales professional, reinvents himself after a layoff and considers a career in business ownership.

In the evolving world of restaurant franchising, scale can do a lot more than unlock savings in food costs and supply chain.

Home health operators are seeking integrated AI-native platforms to replace fragmented software stacks and streamline patient episode management.

Workout Anytime opens new flagship with EGYM smart training tech

Children’s Lighthouse is rolling out new AI-powered support tools to handle more of the day-to-day marketing, communication and reputation management work that can pull franchisees away from their schools.

The 44-unit dog daycare and boarding franchise Central Bark has partnered with MoeGo to implement an end-to-end software platform to manage its growing systemwide operations.

Technology can either streamline a franchise system or create friction that slows growth, and the difference often comes down to how well systems are selected, implemented and supported across the network.

McDonald’s unveiled the next iteration of its business strategy at its semi-annual convention in Las Vegas this week, called McDonald’s Next.

AxisCare, a software provider for multi-location home care agencies and franchises, has received a strategic investment from LLR Partners to accelerate product innovation and RCM services.

MULOs need localized unstructured citation strategies to improve AI search visibility

McDonald’s unveiled the next iteration of its business strategy on Monday, called McDonald’s Next, that is aiming to make the company a more consistent destination for a broader subset of consumers.

The grocery giant is reportedly expanding its use of autonomous inventory robots to more locations in the Indianapolis market.

Through monthly training sessions, collaborative discussions and a centralized Hub of resources, Franchise Members have access to tools and real-world examples they can use right away.

Platform Investments I Squared Takes Data Center Portfolio Private from Cogent Fiber. I Squared Capital has launched a data center platform following its acquisition of 10 data cen

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Spring-Green promotes Matt Jevne to Chief Technology & Marketing Officer

Hyundai has recalled more than 400,000 vehicles due to a software issue that may activate the brakes unexpectedly, according to a National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) report.

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