Scaling up comes by default, that's by choice not chance. The problem, however, is that scaling
needs an unrelenting ambition to grow, and simultaneously, huge amount of patience. Certainly,
it is not as easy as throwing money at a problem, or hiring blindly. If anything, such acts end up
running you into the ground. Scaling, however, essentially is driven by the strong foundation.
#Franchising is the Key: Did you know
franchising has always helped building brand? With
more than 90 per cent restaurant brands franchised
globally it has acted as a catalyst in restaurant growth.
#Cashing-in on Technology: Are you thinking
beyond delivery? You want to focus on enhancing
customer experience? You believe in robots and
satellite delivery?
#Growth is a Fickle Friend: Are you ready to
take a ride with ups and down? With all the irregularities
and ups and down the restaurant business
holds, growth remains a fickle friend in the sector.
#Focusing on Service: When you treat them
your customers with care and respect while providing
an excellent meal, they'll come back to your restaurant
again and again.
#Fast-casual is the new comfort:
White table cloth and fancy dresses are
a passé…customers these days walk into
restaurant in their sleepers and casual is
a chic.
#Disruptor: The biggest killer in the restaurant
business is consumer fatigue. Either re-invent or
repent. And re-invent fast with product, technology,
décor, service and attitude.
Conference Agenda
Addressing The Generation 'ME'
Almost 70% of consumers search for restaurants by cuisine type or food item, not by the the restaurant’s name. How Operators are turning to new store models to address market disrupters
Shopping, Dining, Socialising, Playing - How Millennials see Life & Fun
Gourmet, Fast-food, Restaurants, Takeaway or Table Service – How are new concepts creating New Experiences for the New Gen Diner
Engaging Indian Customer with Sports Programming, Liquor & Food
Building Affinity with the Traveller
Cashing On Business Dining
How restaurants can capitalize on the Start-ups and corporate diners who are big spenders every year on business meals. Insight into business diner personas, and dispels common misconceptions.
How to successfully implement B2B programs attracting the biggest corporate spenders – including meeting and event planners, executive admins, road warriors, pharmaceutical representatives, and others.
Are Restaurants new co-Working Havens?
What do Business Diners want and how can Restaurateurs work on making it happen both by design , service and specific needs of diners