A common goal for hotels is to build a rapport and make connections with guests. But that task can be much harder to do in a post-COVID-19 world, where people are focused on keeping their ...
More than two-thirds of manufacturers had moved marketing dollars from traditional to digital channels this year, focusing mostly on their own websites. (iStock.com/Melpomenem) A recent study commissioned by Shift7 found that 56% of manufacturers have ...
iStock/fizkes Actually — and with apologies to the estate of John Lennon — it’s not at all easy to avoid supply chain disruptions. But there are strategies you can adopt to ameliorate their impacts and ...
A number of the country’s top restaurant chains call Louisville home, making it one of the top cities in the nation for franchising. (iStock.com/Thomas Kelley) Louisville is among the top cities in the nation for ...
Many movie buffs cherish the memories of going to their local BLOCKBUSTER store on a Friday night and bringing home the latest releases or an old classic that they wanted to revisit. Although the majority ...
Twin Peaks CEO Joe Hummel recently announced the brand’s first-ever franchise incentive program with zero franchise royalties to drive development nationwide. The franchise incentive program was created to attract new franchisees, incentivize existing ones and ...
iStock.com/ymgerman No business has gone untouched by the impacts of COVID-19, particularly the hotel industry. But the sector is not staying stagnant as people travel less for rest and relaxation. Instead, KPIX-TV reports, hotels are ...
Does it seems like major supply chain disruptions are occurring with some regularity? Well, that's because they are.
Big companies make headlines when they run into financial trouble. But small and medium-sized enterprises (SME), many still feeling the hangover of the Great Recession, face their own challenges. While not often front-page business news, ...
Digital manufacturing technologies not only boost efficiency and agility, but are also used to protect workers amid the coronavirus pandemic. For example, manufacturers have turned to the Internet of Things (IoT) to monitor building occupancy, ...
