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Just Enjoy remembers diners’ preferences, which foods they like or dislike, foods they’re allergic to, favorite dishes and even dining reviews. JustEnjoy.com even offers a companion social networking site where diners can post reviews of their favorite restaurants and even plan events.
The program is designed to work with restaurants’ existing point-of-sale systems, providing a customized hardware integration that will track diners’ selections, ordering habits and provide real-time reports for restaurant operators. The installation will also act as a new platform for targeted marketing while streamlining the dining experience for both patrons and restaurant operators.
Just Enjoy will be offered as a free download at the iTunes App Store for iPhones and as a subscription service for restaurants. The program is currently under review by Apple, but it is expected to be available for download by the end of the week, according to Jeannette Rodriguez, Just Enjoy’s marketing director. An alternate version is also in development for smartphones such as BlackBerries and Palms.
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This could be useful. Too bad cell service in Irvine is virtually non-existant.
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Just Enjoy's mobile dining application, continued ...
Just Enjoy remembers diners’ preferences, which foods they like or dislike, foods they’re allergic to, favorite dishes and even dining reviews. JustEnjoy.com even offers a companion social networking site where diners can post reviews of their favorite restaurants and even plan events.The program is designed to work with restaurants’ existing point-of-sale systems, providing a customized hardware integration that will track diners’ selections, ordering habits and provide real-time reports for restaurant operators. The installation will also act as a new platform for targeted marketing while streamlining the dining experience for both patrons and restaurant operators.
Just Enjoy will be offered as a free download at the iTunes App Store for iPhones and as a subscription service for restaurants. The program is currently under review by Apple, but it is expected to be available for download by the end of the week, according to Jeannette Rodriguez, Just Enjoy’s marketing director. An alternate version is also in development for smartphones such as BlackBerries and Palms.
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This could be useful. Too bad cell service in Irvine is virtually non-existant.
| Comment at 9/9/2009 |
