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how mcdonald’s plans to change the way you eat - digital menu boards
New Delhi: technology has made progress in the food, hotel and restaurant business for some time.
Booking a hotel room has become easier than ever.
However, through this acquisition, McDonald's may eventually change the way people eat.
According to Bloomberg, McDonald's has received a dynamic rate of return, which is a "decision --
Nearly $0. 3 billion in logic "technology.
Bloomberg reported that "with the development of new technology, McDonald's restaurants can change the way electronic meal cards are displayed according to weather and other factors. -
Drink more coffee on cold days and more coffee on hot days.
The report further states that the menu will also "suggest adding-
Goods for customers.
"With this new technology, McDonald's customers will be able to provide a more personalized experience for diners.
In the past few years, McDonald's has been vigorously promoting technological progress.
The impact of technology can be seen from its own.
Order kiosks, digital menus and even shipping options.
How and when the new acquisition will affect McDonald's stores around the world, Bloomberg's report also details this.
According to Bloomberg, McDonald's tested the new technology for the first time in the United States in 2018.
It also noted that the new menu will be widely introduced once the deal between McDonald's and Dynamic Yield is officially finalized.
The report also pointed out that the global market will usher in technological expansion later this year.
The deal is considered the biggest fast food.
Food chain in the past few years.
The report quoted McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbook as saying that technology is the key to McDonald's future.
"Technology is a key element of our speed growth plan," Easterbrook said in a statement to Bloomberg . ".
According to Easterbrook, technology will play an important role in the company's future "and in the speed at which we can achieve our vision of creating a more personalized experience for our customers.
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