Operations Management and Technology

ion of technology to workers. "Some staff hadn't handled a computer before and that led to inertia. Some were quite scared but overtime, they became confident in using the system. The old 'captain's order' way – manually writing down table orders onto paper, rushing to get them 'time-stamped', and then passing copies to the kitchen, bar and cashier, are practically gone. (Chan, 2004)" The te
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