Me&u CEO Katrina Barry says consumers have embraced her company’s at-table food ordering technology, which enables people to place food orders from their smartphones.
Me&u CEO Katrina Barry says consumers have embraced her company’s at-table food ordering technology, which enables people to place food orders from their smartphones.
“Consumers have figured out, ‘why would I rather go and stand in a queue for 20 minutes rather than sit here and chat to my friend for 20 minutes?’” she told Sky News Business Reporter Edward Boyd.
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