NEXTEP News

NEXTEP SYSTEMS, the foodservice technology company, today announced that Zoup! Fresh Soup Company has selected the NEXTEP Foundation5 platform for enterprise rollout at all 40 live locations and future locations.

NEXTEP SYSTEMS, the leading provider of customer self order technology, today announced general availability of the Foundation5 foodservice technology platform. Foundation5 provides foodservice operators with a single vendor solution for operating high volume restaurant concepts.

Tastes on the Fly expanded its relationship with NEXTEP with new installations at Dine Boston (BOS) and Napa Farms Market (SFO).
¡Que Bueno! of the Mission Restaurant Group is now benefiting from NEXTEP Dynamic Digital Menu Displays™ at the Denver International Airport, and is able to manage dayparting, pricing and graphics remotely via mynextep.net.

NEXTEP SYSTEMS, the leading provider of self service technology solutions for the casino and hospitality industries, was selected as the 2011 Caesars Entertainment Excellence in Innovation Award recipient by the William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration of the University of Nevada Las Vegas.
The Caesars Entertainment Excellence in Innovation Award is given annually to honor a company for innovative breakthroughs in the hospitality industry. The award recognizes the organization whose outstanding innovative approaches have contributed the most significant impact …

NEXTEP SYSTEMS, the leading provider of customer self order technology, recently added iPad Ordering to its automated ordering portfolio. NEXTEP iPad Ordering provides restaurants, deli operators, and other high-volume venues two new cost effective options: Self Order iPad kiosks and line-busting tablets. The iPad solutions seamlessly integrate with existing POS and backend systems. NEXTEP’s Self Order iPad is mounted in a secure, industrial-grade enclosure and mounted to the counter.

FoodParc, the 20,000-square-foot multi-concept eatery envisioned by restauranteur Jeffrey Chodorow and futurist Syd Mead, opened September 22 in Kimpton’s Hotel Eventi in New York.

Kiosks Expedite Deli Service
Advertising and coupons build traffic in stores, but they may be counter-productive to an operation’s bottom line if customers “cherry pick” mostly sale items. Instead of cutting margins, Deli 1-2-3™ self order kiosks improve customer service and increase order size through consistent upselling. Because the system can text a customer when their order is ready, the are more likely to browse and buy. Recently the Detroit Free Press wrote about the success at Nino Salvaggio’s, one …

West Point, Ft. Irwin and U.S. Patent Office Enlist NEXTEP SYSTEMS Technology
Three federal foodservice providers partner with NEXTEP SYSTEMS
to streamline operations and increase efficiencies
TROY, Mich. – March 9, 2010 NEXTEP SYSTEMS – a leading developer of intuitive touch-screen ordering, Dynamic Digital Menu Displays™ and online ordering solutions for the foodservice industry – today announced the launch of automated ordering systems in foodservice outlets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, The National Training Center …

Cherokee Casino and Resort in Tulsa, OK is the latest casino to select NEXTEP’s Employee Dining Room (EDR) self order touch-screen kiosks.
NEXTEP’s EDR solution provides employees with the ability to order and pay for meals using payroll deduction, cash, or credit and debit cards. The kiosks also allow employees to delay order delivery for future requests – when an employee is on break or ends their work shift.
"Installing EDR self service kiosks in casino properties are a …

Wow Bao: NEXTEP SYSTEMS kiosks paid for themselves within eight months
March 1, 2010 – Lisa Jenning recently reported from the 2010 Foodservice Technology Conference and Showcase (FSTEC) for National Restaurant News. In her article, she wrote:
Geoff Alexander, vice president and managing partner of the three-unit, Chicago-based Wow Bao concept, outlined how adding self-serve kiosks helped reduced labor costs while increasing the number of registers from one to three. The kiosk additions paid for themselves within eight months, …