Introduction
Real Connections in the Digital World at National Restaurant Association Show
One of the unique things about the National Restaurant Association Show is that they don’t require tech companies to sponsor in order to attend. As a result, anyone can come, making it the most inclusive event of the year. Consequently, it allows companies of all sizes to participate in the conversation.
At the show, we met face-to-face with customers, thought leaders, and partners eager to learn about our solutions. We had sit-downs with top operators, tech leaders, customers, and prospects from across the industry.
Chowly attended special partner events during the show with Square and Toast to strengthen our industry relationships and partnerships. These gatherings allowed us to deepen connections, discuss integrations, and collaborate on innovative solutions, reinforcing our commitment to mutual growth in the restaurant tech sector.
Chowly Booth: The Hub of Activity at National Restaurant Association Show
A Taste of Chowly’s Hospitality at National Restaurant Association Show
Moreover, these intimate gatherings are essential for understanding the needs and expectations of those we serve. As a result, we ensure that our innovations are not only tech-forward but also genuinely useful.
In the Media at National Restaurant Association Show
He pointed out that operators can use dynamic pricing as a scalpel rather than a club. For example, they could adjust prices only on third-party delivery apps, thereby giving customers an incentive to order directly. In fact, over 1,000 restaurants are already using Chowly’s dynamic pricing tool to do just that.
In addition, it offered a fun and memorable backdrop for visitors. As a result, Chowly wasn’t just another booth, but also a topic of conversation in the industry.
Top 3 Takeaways from National Restaurant Association Show
1. Tech is the Hottest Thing Since Free Samples
2. A Tech Community is Forming
Furthermore, there’s a notable push towards creating a more connected tech community among vendors and restaurants. For example, podcasts recorded on the show floor, along with initiatives like SpotOn’s online meetups and Toast’s community forum, are actively fostering valuable connections and knowledge sharing among industry professionals.
3. Restaurants are a Data Business
Relive the Experience
Wrap Up
From setup to closing, our eighth annual National Restaurant Association Show 2024 was an exciting journey from start to finish.