As a company operating in both Australia and India, we’re proud to invest in a diverse culture and aim to support this as part of our business wherever possible.
Dubbed the first year of proper freedom from COVID restrictions and its impact on the hospitality industry, 2023 is already showing some interesting insights into consumer preference and performance.
As the head of platform services and advisory, Quantaco’s Executive Director Mitchell (Mitch) Stone has a unique perspective of Quantaco.
Hospitality compliance is more than just legal and regulatory requirements. It’s essential to protect the safety, health, and well-being of customers and employees.
As digital technology continues to grow, so does the amount of available data to be analysed. This presents a lot of opportunities and challenges for hospitality businesses looking to leverage data analytics to improve their operations, performance, and ultimately their bottom line.
As Client Relationship Manager for Quantaco, I usually spend my day-to-day working from the Hyderabad Office, but after nearly 2 years (and my trip being postponed due to COVID), I recently had the opportunity to spend 4 weeks in Sydney working from the Australia office with the team.
We have been helping clients deliver on their potential, using hospitality-tailored technology to enable better outcomes.
Salesline is a powerful tool designed specifically for hospitality venues to regain control over high variable labour costs and unlock the potential of rostering. By connecting your rosters to forecasted sales you’ll be able to ensure you’re hitting sales targets and customer expectations.
Insurance renewals come around with great regularity, so why does it always feel like you’re dealing with it last minute?
After our growth in 2022, and being recognised with two awards as one of the fastest-growing companies in Australia, we’re continuing this momentum in 2023.
Do you have your tickets for the Australasian Hospitality & Gaming Expo this year yet?
Using our deep understanding of the hospitality industry, we’re able to tackle the unique challenges that venues are facing and create opportunities and solutions through technology.
After advising clients throughout COVID restrictions and 2022, we want to share some lessons, trends, and challenges emerging that venues can learn from going into 2023.
As we go into 2023, it’s our promise that we won’t stop striving to be the best and will continue to do all we can to innovate and benefit the hospitality industry.
The success of a business can be measured in many ways, from units sold and financial success to client satisfaction. But perhaps in these times of labour scarceness and rising costs of living forcing salaries higher, employee engagement may be the most important measurement for many businesses today.
