ClearCOGS Debuts Predictive Analytics for Restaurants at MURTEC 2024

Mar 6

ClearCOGS Co-Founders Matt Wampler and Osa Osarenkhoe (Photo Credit: ClearCOGS)

CHICAGO, March 6, 2024 (VSNewsNetwork.com) - ClearCOGS, an AI-powered system specializing in prep guidance for the restaurant industry, has expanded its product suite to include advanced predictive analytics. This new feature aims to optimize restaurant operations and profitability and will be showcased at the Multi-Unit Restaurant Technology Conference (MURTEC) 2024.

Steve Honner, VP of Operations at 83 Subs, highlighted the collaborative nature of ClearCOGS, stating, “The team at ClearCOGS has been fantastic at understanding our needs. They’ve never said, ‘That’s all we can do’ - they really work with us. ClearCOGS want to know how we’re using this product, and how they can customize it to make it easier for my team to make decisions.”

The predictive analytics capabilities introduced by ClearCOGS are designed to help mid-market and enterprise restaurant groups customize AI implementations, gain insights into staffing and labor costs, integrate workforce data, and obtain real-time performance insights. This initiative is part of ClearCOGS' commitment to driving continuous innovation within the AI ecosystem for restaurants.

Matt Wampler, CEO and co-founder of ClearCOGS, emphasized the transformative potential of AI in the sector: “Now is an exciting time for AI in restaurants. Our objective is to leverage advanced technology to simplify complex data into actionable insights for our restaurant partners. By thoughtfully integrating AI, we aim for it to operate unnoticed, enhancing staff efficiency and customer experience without any disruption.”

The company will present its new predictive analytics capabilities at MURTEC 2024, taking place from March 11th to 13th at the Paris Las Vegas Hotel & Casino, where it is a semi-finalist in the RTN Startup Alley competition.

For more information about ClearCOGS and its services, visit www.clearcogs.com.

Source: ClearCOGS via Newswire