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[LIVE WEBINAR] Food safety, human error and the digital age

February 9, 2017

Mistakes are inevitable in any endeavor, but with all the players and products involved in a typical food service operation, they are almost sure to occur. That's a scary thought when you consider that — at least in some cases involving food safety issues — there are not only whole brands at stake, but most importantly, human life. In fact, in the U.S. alone annually, 128,000 people are reported to end up hospitalized from the multitude of foodborne illnesses that occur each year. Sadly, approximately 3,000 individuals die every year of these same, often preventable illnesses, many of which are the result of simple human error. 

But the company presenting a free 3 p.m. Eastern time webinar, Food Safety, Human Error and the Digital Age, on Friday, Feb. 23 is showing food service brands all over the world how to greatly limit human error through the use of technological tools and well-researched practices. Participants in this informative hour with Par Technology Corporation will learn how to greatly improve upon the traditional pencil and paper-based log systems, while also fully employing the Internet of Things — or IoT technology to improve HACCP strategies and prevent production and design hazards that impinge on overall operational food safety.

Join SureCheck Senior Vice President and General Manager John Sammon III to also learn about the rapidly changing food safety landscape and the organizational challenges brands face today to ensure compliance with the Food Safety Modernization Act. 

Finally, in this session, restaurants and retail location managers will learn new ways to embrace and enforce a stronger food safety culture and help eliminate human error by adopting new technologies. All those attending this session can be assured they'll walk away with a far better understanding of how to use digital tools to enhance food safety as well as learning about the real benefits and long-term rewards of instituting these safeguards on-site today. 

To register for the free afternoon webinar, please click here.