Wayfind Issue 42
Bringing Change to Scale
It’s safe to say the restaurant has gotten a lot more complicated.
Restaurant operators are familiar with the challenges associated with being so many things at once. Running a successful restaurant now requires dedicating extensive hours and workforce to tasks that go well beyond the making and marketing of food. The problem only multiplies for restaurants with a number of locations.
In this Issue
- The Restaurant of the Future Is Not a Restaurant
- Bringing Food to Life in Retail
- Extreme Makeover – Retail Edition
- Competing for Brand Advocates
- Writing the Prescription for Wellness in Healthcare
- What Kind of Impact Will COVID-19 Have on Retailers?
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