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Operations, 2002

Operations, 2002. Reservations Policy. Reservations Policy. Restaurant currently accepts no reservations Management considering instituting reservations policy Currently receive steady reservation requests, especially for dinner. Reservations: Advantages.

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Operations, 2002

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  1. Operations, 2002 Reservations Policy

  2. Reservations Policy • Restaurant currently accepts no reservations • Management considering instituting reservations policy • Currently receive steady reservation requests, especially for dinner

  3. Reservations: Advantages • Allows management to control volume more efficiently • A feature of higher-caliber restaurants

  4. Reservations: Disadvantages • Interferes with image of casual dining • May alienate steady customers • Not known how it would affect walk-in traffic

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