Workgroup Documentation & Recordings

The Payback Comparison Tool is an analysis methodology to determine the payback period for an investment in a technology implementation project. The payback period is how long it will take to pay off the investment and is sometimes called the ‘break even point’. The most significant advantage of the payback comparison tool is its simplicity. It’s an easy way to compare several projects or project scenarios and then focus on the project or scenario that has the shortest payback time.

Join us to discover how RTN’s Transactional Data Standard can help restaurants remain agile in the face of a variety of data events, including: Ordering, Time Card, Reservations, Refunds, POS Drawer, Labor (new!), and Scheduling (new!)

The Restaurant Technology Network is thrilled to officially release the Restaurant Technology Capabilities Framework (RTCF).

Take-out became table stakes during the pandemic, and it's still taking off, with no sign of slowing. In fact, it's become increasingly critical for restaurants to get it right - restaurants must find the best way to get orders from inside the four walls into consumer hands. Join as we explore the ways take-out tech has taken off!

RTN is proud to release a new, critical standards for the restaurant industry.

Restaurant data events, whether financial, marketing, or operational, make up the basis for a modern, data-driven company, but many restaurants do not have access or simply cannot ingest data events to make meaningful decisions. This workgroup will create processes and technical requirements to simplify data events, to help restaurants aggregate, analyze, and act on valuable data events in real-time. 

The Labor and Technology Management Strategies maps operational categories to technology-enhanced solutions for alleviating restaurant challenges related to labor sourcing, retention and overall operational efficiencies.