IT Support Specialist
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Understanding Your Computer’s Specs with System Information
The System Information window is like your computer’s report card — it lists key details such as your OS version, RAM, processor, and system type all in one place. IT… Read more.
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Leadership & Project Management for Systems: Part 3
Every system upgrade or rollout needs a plan — not just for tasks, but for people, communication, and quality. In this article, you’ll create your own Systems Project Plan, defining… Read more.
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Leadership & Project Management for Systems: Part 2
Every successful rollout starts with a clear plan and strong communication. In this article, you’ll learn how to define objectives, assign roles, set milestones, and manage risks — turning a… Read more.
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Leadership & Project Management for Systems: Part 1
True systems management is about leadership, not just technology. In this article, you’ll discover how to think like a systems leader — balancing people, process, technology, and data while guiding… Read more.
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Understanding the Role of Support & Quality Control: Part 3
Support without documentation is chaos. In this article, you’ll build your own Incident Ticket Log — tracing one issue through its full lifecycle from report to resolution. You’ll practice the… Read more.
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Understanding the Role of Support & Quality Control: Part 2
Every ticket tells a story. In this article, you’ll learn how to manage a support issue from start to finish — from logging and triage to troubleshooting, resolution, and QA.… Read more.
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Understanding the Role of Support & Quality Control: Part 1
Support and Quality Control form the backbone of reliable restaurant systems. In this article, you’ll learn how structured ticketing keeps technology running smoothly, how quality assurance prevents repeat issues, and… Read more.
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Connecting the Kitchen, Back Office, and Vendors: Part 3
Every system in a restaurant depends on another — data flowing constantly from one platform to the next. In this article, you’ll map that movement for yourself, creating a System… Read more.
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Connecting the Kitchen, Back Office, and Vendors: Part 2
Modern restaurants run on connections. The POS sends data to the kitchen, payroll, inventory, and accounting systems — creating one continuous loop of information. In this article, you’ll explore the… Read more.
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Connecting the Kitchen, Back Office, and Vendors: Part 1
Behind every smooth restaurant operation is a hidden web of integrations — systems talking to systems, data flowing from one platform to another. In this article, you’ll learn what integration… Read more.









