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Maximizing Restaurant Profits by Routing Out Hidden Financial Risks: A Technology-Based Approach

Modern Restaurant Management

That magnifies the importance of driving down their energy costs—as conversations about double-digit price increases swirl around their industry. When facility managers have dozens, hundreds, or thousands of restaurants to monitor simultaneously, it’s easy for issues such as staff overriding HVAC controls to remain invisible.

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Enjoy the Holiday Gifts of Efficiency and Savings

Modern Restaurant Management

Research from multi-site facilities management association Connex demonstrated that it often costs three times more to repair equipment after it breaks than to proactively service it when problems occur. As prices rise, and supply chain delays continue, it’s especially important to stay on top of equipment issues now.

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RBH: A push into the luxury market

Hotel Owner

Almost all of our hotels are still on fixed price energy contracts, which were put in place prior to the dramatic increases we saw earlier this year, which has meant they have been protected for now. Finally, RBH’s in-house capital projects team has experience managing historic and listed properties.

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Sustaining the Earth and Customers’ Goodwill: The Impact of IoT

Modern Restaurant Management

The movement toward the connected facility and connected kitchen, through which managers can monitor and control the equipment they use from a central platform, enables them to improve sustainability in multiple ways. For restaurants and QSRs, the high price of cooking oil is an ongoing pain point. Saving Energy and Resources.

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A guide to hotel departments, operational areas and building functions

SiteMinder

Assistant front of house manager. Revenue manager. Sales manager. Human resources manager. IT manager. Security manager. Facilities manager. Cleaning manager. Spa manager. Restaurant manager. Managerial positions in hotel food & beverage include: Restaurant manager.

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Tourism trends: Domestic and international tourist market

SiteMinder

Meanwhile, understanding demand trends allows for dynamic pricing strategies, maximising occupancy and revenue during peak periods and stimulating demand when needed.

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A comprehensive overview of job positions within a hotel

SiteMinder

Day to day, the HR manager is in charge of ensuring that all workers rights regulations are adhered to and may be required to assist with negotiations between union leaders and management in the event of staff disputes. Revenue manager. A revenue manager’s job is to set hotel prices. Hotel marketing positions.