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As Klein explains, he has 63 different schedules saved in an online event management system. One schedule covers all the transportation of the buses; another covers the signs and décor; another keeps track of the officials; and so on, and so on. The same system lets security guards know if they should let someone into an arena, and lets the people managing the court know which equipment must be in place for the halftime show. Folks like Dropbox, Box, Asana, Yammer/SharePoint from Microsoft, and Basecamp all solve parts of the project management equation. Still, Frei contends that using a spreadsheet as the basis of task management is the company's edge since it gives people a familiar tool and interface. He's moved customers away from using Word and Excel documents to manage their projects and onto Smartsheet with ease.

Apple's $20 million acquisition of WiFi Slam, announced over the weekend, is more than a business move. What it does with the new technology brings the question of consumer privacy to the forefront and puts the spotlight on what's called proximity marketing, which companies like ISign Media Corp., are using to help brands.

The best way to protect airplanes isn't through improved technology such as full-body scanners but through profiling and questioning of passengers, some aviation security experts say. But such a move is an extremely controversial one that opponents say would violate travelers' privacy and could unfairly target some passengers for more-intense screenings.

A blogger has just posted a video that showcases what appears to be a major flaw in the Transportation Security Administration's full-body airport scanners. Jonathan Corbett, who runs the website TSA Out of Our Pants! , posted a video showcasing how metal objects affixed to the side of the body (rather than the front or back) can pass through the TSA scanners undetected.

inamo™ is like no other restaurant anywhere in the world. Located in central London inamo and inamo st james are pioneering Oriental fusion restaurants where the control of the dining experience is placed firmly in the customer's hands. At the core of inamo™ is its interactive ordering system, E-Table™. With an E-Table™ system, diners place orders from an illustrated food and drinks menu projected on to their table surface. Customers also set their table ambience, discover the local neighbourhood, and even order a taxi home. The Content Management System makes Restaurant management easy. All E-Table™ ambience and retail activity is conveniently connected to a central management system. It has been specially developed for E-Table™ and designed so anyone can intuitively control the management process. Features include: Easily update and edit Names, Images, and Descriptions of products. Create and modify food and drink menus. Instantly create paper menus and website copy direct from the Management System. Update images and patterns with direct upload from your computer to change the look and feel of the tables. Create new permanent and seasonal sets of images and patterns. Set up a private dining room. Create custom configurations and apply any combination of themes, menus, images and patterns, to groups of tables on the system. Change your menus according to the day of the week, season, time of the day, special events. Create and modify "where next" maps. Guests can see what they and their group have ordered at any time, call a waitress over to attend to them and request the bill when they are ready to go. A host of extra functions are available - guests can view a live video of the kitchen, order a taxi home, or see what's on at the local cinema.

You probably still think of it as a "cash register" - basically a fancy calculator and cash drawer that sits at the end of the shopping aisle just before the exit, which gives you the correct change on your way out. The modern point-of-sale (POS) system is a tightly integrated computer that almost certainly knows all about your buying history, how often you shop online and what you're likely to buy next week Computers can work out if you are sick and how often, the number of people you live with, if you have pets and can even make an educated guess as to your pregnancy status. One of the biggest shifts recently in POS technology is to make the "point" mobile. Apple stores have championed this. Its "associates" interact with their customers and finish the transaction on the spot. Now others are following. We will all see POS systems becoming more customer friendly and ever present in our everyday lives. So far the self-checkout has been targeted at consumers who have a little bit of pioneer spirit and plenty of patience.

Focusing on property management solutions, MSI Solutions has constructed a website that is simple in design and easy to navigate. Within a few moments, potential clients and visitors will be able to assess their options and if MSI Solutions has what the product or service for which they are searching. MSI Solutions new website will also allow greater ease of access and functionality of numerous services already provided by the company. Those services include: MSI Solutions' CloudPM, their primary property management solutions software which integrates local software into the cloud for easier communication between hotels and resorts as well as for back up; WebRES, an online booking solution for hotels and resorts to help book visitors; WinPM, a hotel management software solution designed to prepare any resort or hotel for changes that occur in the hospitality technology area; MSI Solutions also has numerous other software available, including NiteVision, NovaPLUS, WinSAM, SalesDriver, Place Point, and nTouch. MSI solutions is a full service property management system utilizing cloud technology to tie all softwares together. With advancements to the website and integration with the existing software they have produced, MSI Solutions will be on the forefront of the resort and hospitality industry.

CAER includes a wide range of electronics recyclers and affiliate organizations that support passage of the Responsible Electronics Recycling Act (RERA), legislation that will promote fair and responsible e-waste trade. The bill, which will be reintroduced in the current session of Congress, bans the export of certain types of unprocessed and non-working electronics and e-waste from the U.S. to developing countries. Fair trade in tested, working electronics and processed e-scrap commodities would not be restricted. Processing this e-waste in the U.S. would create 21,000 full-time equivalent recycling jobs with a corresponding payroll of $772 million and the potential for 21,000 additional indirect jobs, according to the study. The study notes that jobs will further increase as e-waste volumes rise in the years ahead. Since its founding in November 2011, CAER has grown to include 82 U.S. companies operating about 158 electronics recycling and disposition facilities operations in 34 states and the District of Columbia.

This growing trend is commonly known as foodstagram, a photo taken on a cellphone and quickly posted online. So far, the informal ban has not made its way to the New York State Restaurant Association, which includes 5,000 restaurants in the New York metro area. Andrew Moesel, spokesman for the NYSRA, says the issue is not something that's on the organization's radar. In an email to ABCNews.com, Jacki Spillane of SoHo House said, "SoHo House New York does have a no photography policy within the Club. SoHo House is a private members club, we have this policy to respect and maintain our members' privacy."

A recent study from Motorola, a part of Motorola Mobility offering business and mission-critical communication products and services to enterprises and governments, finds that IT spending in hospitality industry is increasing, mainly driven by the need to improve guest experience. However, hotel technology managers will face the challenge to convince the top management to approve investment in the latest technology. To overcome this challenge, technology managers need to present the business case for new technology procurement to senior management, according to Karnib The research concludes that smartphones, tablets and mobile applications are the new trends moving into 2012 in the hospitality industry.

It's important for restaurants to start using these technologies, and it is expected to use technology more often in the coming year to order food. Solutions: Mobile ordering iPad order kiosks. Facebook ordering Tabletop e-waiter & checkout. Digital menu boards + smartphones. Games while-u-wait. Online coupons.