GRAPEVINE TEXAS —Even as information systems make deeper inroads into the restaurant landscape, the human element continues to be a key driver behind how and where hardware and software are applied, executives on a panel at the 13th Annual International Foodservice Technology Exposition here concluded. The panelists all acknowledged that few areas exist in foodservice that should be off-limits for technology. They cautioned, however, ...
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