Global coffee chain, Starbucks Coffee Company is supporting a US-based technology company called Brightloom that is working to create an end-to-end digital customer experience platform for the restaurant industry.
Brightloom will combine its existing technology assets with Starbucks’ proprietary digital flywheel software. The combination will create a cloud-based software solution for the restaurant industry that will connect customers to their favourite restaurant brands.
“We’re delighted to partner with Brightloom and drive a broad innovation agenda that extends relevant customer experiences from brick-and-mortar to a digital-mobile customer connection,” said Kevin Johnson, CEO of Starbucks. “At Starbucks, we have experienced first-hand the power that comes through digital customer connections that are relevant to the customer. The results we’ve seen in customer loyalty and frequency within our digital ecosystem speak for themselves, and we’re excited to apply these innovations towards an industry solution that elevates the customer experience across the restaurant industry.”
Rental and preloved business models revolutionise MENA fashion retail
According to a report by the United Nations, the fashion industry accounts
February 18, 2021 | By Shruthi Nair
How to build an ethical and sustainable jewellery business : Priyanka Sarkar
The jewellery making industry has been under tremendous scrutiny over the years
February 11, 2021 | By Shruthi NairGargash and Merex Investment announce world’s first AMG store
Alhokair to acquire 51% stake in the British online fashion retailer
b8ta and noon.com partnership to provide UAE shoppers with next-gen retail experience
Majid Al Futtaim retail recorded 188% increase in online sales, reveals future investments
/ 
UAE-based Carrefour will become the first retailer in the region to offer new levels
The Organic Farmers’ Market is back in Bay Avenue for its 12th
UAE-based Lulu Group recently inaugurated its first-ever all-female staff store in Jeddah,
Jones the Grocer, the gourmet grocer and cheese retailer launches the Jones
UAE-based Al Maya Supermarkets is hosting a two-week food festival at select
Locally-owned supermarket Spinneys has launched its ‘Power of Plants’ initiative in the
Carrefour UAE has launched “Cookit Yourself” — a curated recipe box created
UAE-based Al Islami Foods, one of the largest frozen food companies in
Marks & Spencer’s plant-based range now offers over 25 vegan products including meat-free
World’s largest fully integrated online brand in fresh fish and meat e-commerce
Homegrown, organic and plant milk company, Koita has announced its expansion into
Today’s on-demand streaming services are ripe with docu-series and explainer videos on
/ 
Dubai-based Thai street food and tea bar restaurant, Cafe Isan is launching
Sunset Hospitality Group is stepping into 2021 with optimism and a load
London based luxury retail and branding experts, House of Luxury (HOL), is celebrating their
Data presented by Fraîcheur Paris indicates that beauty products accounted for 22% of the
Walid Hajj and Fahad Alhokair, have officially launched the region’s first hybrid,
British fast-fashion retailer Primark says it has no plans to sell its
Dubai announced the suspension of entertainment activities at restaurants and hotels last
All hotels and restaurants have been directed to temporarily hold entertainment activities
H&M has announced its collaboration with American denim brand LEE to push
Research from beauty comparison website, Cosmetify, has just revealed that the UAE
The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi (DCT Abu Dhabi)
