Plano-based Ziosk—a pioneer of pay-at-the-table technology and leading SaaS hospitality platform for restaurants—has opened of a new “state-of-the-art” service center distribution warehouse in Plano, boosting the company’s investment in operational infrastructure.
The new service center is designed to increase product volumes, accelerate operations, and support future growth, helping Ziosk offer exceptional service to its growing base of restaurant operator partners, the company said.
Ziosk’s new service center in Plano. [Photo: Ziosk]
All Ziosk products, including the Ziosk Mini, Ziosk Drop & Pay, and Ziosk Pro Server Tablet, will be distributed through the new service center, which will employ 20 workers based in North Texas.
Ziosk CEO Rhonda Levene said that at every stage of her company’s growth, “we’ve focused on investing in technology, people, and processes that allow us to deliver a better restaurant experience.”
“This new facility marks a major milestone in our journey,” Levene added in a statement. “We’re excited to build on our current momentum to serve our growing list of incredible operator partners. The need for technology solutions that help foster impeccable guest experiences is greater than ever, and we are proud to work with partners who are eager to adopt digital hospitality that delivers actionable intelligence and makes a real impact on their business.”
Photo: Ziosk
The 16,000-square-foot service center offers increased capacity and optimized design, supporting Ziosk’s future international growth. With a facility three times larger than the company’s previous location, the Plano center offers autonomous working lines that can significantly accelerate processing speeds and quadruple its current product capacity, the company said. Also, an on-site hardware and software testing center are engineered to support product reliability.
Ziosk said that the new facility helps the company continue to strengthen its leadership in the restaurant technology category, highlighting an ongoing commitment to providing fast, reliable service solutions for restaurant operators around the world.
Inside Ziosk’s new service center in Plano. [Photo: Ziosk]
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