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The opportunity for new product and packaging innovation in the Desktop Dining category has never been greater.
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Food allergies and special dining needs are rising, so it's important for restaurants to learn how to cater to this growing demographic.
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Retaining your top talent will grow increasingly difficult as the economy continues to improve and the labor market tightens.
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Learning an important marketing lesson at the age of 7.
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The term innovation is used more frivolously as it now implies a company is "agile" and "cool."
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