Communication & record-keeping Good communication is essential in the catering industry as it is a ‘service industry’.

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Communication & record-keeping Good communication is essential in the catering industry as it is a ‘service industry’.

Different types of communication: Verbal Non-verbal- unspoken for example body language. Written Telephone Fax Internet-Internet, , web. Different types of communication are needed in different circumstances. E.g. some customers may have communication difficulties- partially sighted or blind, deaf or hard of hearing. The main purpose of staff employed in the industry is to look after customers’ needs. Good communication= a successful business and happy customers.

Good communication is a combination of: Observing-Watching customers and offering them help and advice. Listening- Listening carefully to what is being said. Thinking- Thinking carefully about what to say to using easy to understand language, not jargon. Knowing- What the establishment offers. Describing- Describing items on menu and the services provided by the establishment. Suggesting- E.g. wine, food, alternatives.

Uses of ICT in the industry: Reservation systems- A customer can ring or a central reservation number/ address and a room can be booked for any hotel in the group. Management system- Room reservation, guest billing, guest history. Electronic point of sale (EPOS)- A number of machines are linked to a central computer. Guests can order from the bar, restaurant or shop. All transactions are passed through a central computer for bills to be generated automatically.

Uses of ICT in the industry 2: Stock control system- These hold details of suppliers. They generate orders automatically when stock level fall. Food and beverage management systems- A database of recipes, quantities needed, ingredients codes etc. Events management- Used when planning, organising and running large events. Data from one event can be saved and used for similar future events. Dietary analysis programs- Nutritional analysis of menus, recipes and ingredients.

Record-Keeping It is very important to keep accurate, appropriate records. The types of records used are: Stock control sheets Invoices Staff rotas Food and drink orders Restaurant bookings Details of accidents.