Today, much of Bookatable’s success lies on its multi-channel strategy. Mike Wakeling, Product Manager at Bookatable, explained: “One of Bookatable’s main business objectives is to give diners the flexibility of booking restaurants through any device.” Talking to Startups.co.uk, Joe Steele, Bookatable CEO shared how his restaurant booking company successfully expanded across multiple mobile devices and…
With over 12,000 partners, many restaurant owners will be familiar with the booking service known as Bookatable. Bookatable is an online restaurant booking platform, offering point-of-sale, website and app services, covering major cities across the UK and Europe, operating in 9 different languages and across 16 countries. In the UK it is used by the…
2014 wasn’t the year for all technologies and we believe that there are a few contenders that after having a promising start are the ones to watch for 2015. Technologies to watch in 2015: Beacon This technology is working particularly well alongside mobile devices and apps as a means of promoting additional offers to consumers…
Businesses, like shops, hotels and restaurants, are frequently advised by industry players to provide their customers with a seamless and consistent experience across all channels. As a result, in this omni-channel and customer driven world, such demands are now becoming increasingly familiar from consumers too. For a ‘seamless experience’ is what today’s shoppers now expect…
Looking back over 2014 there were a few technologies that held their place in the spotlight across the retail and hospitality sectors, proving their worth of investment. Our oldies, but goodies of 2014 are: Interactive table While more of an old school technology, the interactive table is still making a name for itself as…