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Use of tablets is on the rise in restaurants, where they’re helping quick service restaurant chains reduce costs, improve the customer experience, and stay competitive in a crowded market. This chain wanted in. But rolling out connected devices across a franchise network spanning the U.S. and international markets meant tackling real operational complexity: unifying disparate systems, getting devices into the hands of franchisees and field teams reliably, and making sure those devices could stand up to the pace of a restaurant environment.
The company needed a way for its teams to access core operating systems, including reporting dashboards, training websites, and other store systems, all on a single platform.
As part of its mobile IT initiative, the quick service restaurant group set out to build a connected device program that would:
To pull this off, the company needed a partner who could manage the full device lifecycle, not just get tablets out the door, but keep them running and franchisees supported long after rollout.
Stratix engaged with the chain to serve as its full-service mobility solutions provider. Specifically, Stratix:
With its new digital ecosystem in place, the chain successfully rolled out a new menu item, a chicken sandwich, virtually across its U.S. restaurants. All training procedures were delivered directly to restaurant teams through the connected tablets. The program has transformed how the chain’s restaurants operate, driving greater efficiency and higher satisfaction among both customers and staff. Stratix continues to serve as the chain’s ongoing mobility partner as the program evolves.
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