Quickserve: A Mobile App for Enhancing Restaurant Efficiency

In the dynamic landscape of the restaurant industry, the traditional method of order relay, which heavily relies on waitstaff as intermediaries between customers and kitchen staff, often leads to delays and inefficiencies. Such inefficiencies can significantly impact on customer satisfaction, especially during peak hours, and increase the likelihood of errors and miscommunication, adversely affecting both the customer experience and restaurant operations. Recognizing these challenges, our project introduces “QuickServe,” a revolutionary multi-interface mobile application designed to streamline the order-handling process by enabling direct communication between customers and kitchen teams. This paper details the developmental journey of QuickServe, from concept through implementation, highlighting the technological innovations involved and the potential impact on enhancing operational efficiency and customer engagement in restaurants. By eliminating traditional bottlenecks and optimizing the order process, QuickServe aims not only to improve service speed and accuracy but also to empower restaurants to manage operations more effectively, ultimately elevating the dining experience and increasing customer loyalty. This project represents a significant step forward in integrating technology with gastronomy, paving the way for a more efficient and customer-centric service model in the restaurant industry.

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2024-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iccda64887.2024.10867394
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Abstract

In the dynamic landscape of the restaurant industry, the traditional method of order relay, which heavily relies on waitstaff as intermediaries between customers and kitchen staff, often leads to delays and inefficiencies. Such inefficiencies can significantly impact on customer satisfaction, especially during peak hours, and increase the likelihood of errors and miscommunication, adversely affecting both the customer experience and restaurant operations. Recognizing these challenges, our project introduces “QuickServe,” a revolutionary multi-interface mobile application designed to streamline the order-handling process by enabling direct communication between customers and kitchen teams. This paper details the developmental journey of QuickServe, from concept through implementation, highlighting the technological innovations involved and the potential impact on enhancing operational efficiency and customer engagement in restaurants. By eliminating traditional bottlenecks and optimizing the order process, QuickServe aims not only to improve service speed and accuracy but also to empower restaurants to manage operations more effectively, ultimately elevating the dining experience and increasing customer loyalty. This project represents a significant step forward in integrating technology with gastronomy, paving the way for a more efficient and customer-centric service model in the restaurant industry.

Al-Buraimi University College (OM)
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