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In this episode of the 'Morning Sam, Morning Ralph' podcast, we dive into an exciting discussion on restaurant efficiency with Scott Siegel (Co-founder and CRO of Curbit), Paul Amestoy (Co-founder and Chief Strategist at Kitchen Armor), and Brent Sides (VP of Sales at Kitchen Armor). Discover how Curbit and KitchenArmor are revolutionizing the restaurant industry by ensuring timely, efficient, and fresh order deliveries through digital synchronization and real-time communication. The episode highlights their partnership, the technology behind their solutions, and the impact on customer satisfaction and restaurant operations, featuring a case study on Flanigan's.
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