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Project Charter: Tabletop Menu Tablets Project DATE: 08/22/2021
Project Summary Launch a pilot rollout of Tabletop menu tablets at two of Sauce & Spoon Restaurant locations which will ease ordering options at the start of Q2
Project Goals ● Implement menu tablets by the start of Q2 ● Decrease average table turn time by approximately 30 minutes by the end of the second quarter (Q2), resulting in decreased customer wait time ● Increase average check total to $75 by selling more appetizers and beverages by the end of Q2, resulting in increased profits ● Decrease burn out of staff TBD ● Maintain an average rating of 4.5/5 stars on our review platform ● Consistently innovate / keep up with the growing digital presence TBD ● Obtain data metrics TBD ● reallocate some of the payroll to hire more cooks TBD ● Cut food waste by 25% by the end of Q2
Deliverables ● Tablets in bar area
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menu item add-on Coupons Configure current POS Measuring waiting time in June
Scope and Exclusion In-Scope: ● Tablet roll out ● Employee satisfaction Out-of-Scope: ● Policy adjustments regarding replacing meals
Benefits & Costs Benefits: ● Cut food waste ● Increase revenue by having higher table table turn and increase of average ticket. ● Keep up with growing digital presence ● Obtain data metrics Costs: ● Training Materials and fees ● Hardware and Software implementation ● Maintenance (IT Fees) ● Update website and menu design ● Other (customization fees)
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Appendix: ● Alex thinks we’ll be able to reallocate some of the payroll from our FOH budget to hire more cooks. ● However, Peta is a bit hesitant to add that to the charter. How do we know we won’t need to hire more servers or hosts?Until we have some data that can accurately project revenue increases, we won’t know how much we’ll have available to hire more kitchen staff. Deanne shares the concern about
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reallocating payroll,but still thinks we should include a plan to ensure the kitchen has the appropriate resources. Maybe we can monitor the payroll and bandwidth of the BOH (that’s “back of house: all the kitchen staff, bussers, and behind-the-scenes staff) and open up two part time line cook roles in the meantime? Peta wanted to flag the goal to decrease guest wait time. As Gilly pointed out at the meeting, the goal of decreasing table turn time should naturally reduce guest wait time, as well as increase daily guest counts. They doubt if it really needs it to be a separate goal. Peta will talk to the rest of the team about the payroll issue and whether reducing wait times should be a separate goal. Regarding appetizers Alex wanted a more aggressive increase, however Gilly pointed out that the tablets may not have that big an impact on app sales at her location. So,Peta is proposing a 15% average increase overall, with the North location targeted for a 10% increase and the Downtown location targeted for a 20% increase. Peta wants to tie the goals of decreasing waiting time and adding more cooks to a specific timeline so we know when to evaluate whether or not we’ve achieved them. Since we’re aiming to pilot these in April, Peta thinks measuring them through the end of June makes sense. Carter assumed they’d be adjusting the policy on order returns to due error as part of the tablet rollout. However, it was decided this will be a separate project.