This presentation covers the whole process starting from research, interview, prototype making, user testing to the final execution of the project, Eatsy, an information system for an easily eating experience for foreign visitors in HK.
USE OF CONVENIENCE FOOD IN HOTEL INDUSTRYRajas Surve
1) The document discusses the use of convenience foods in the hotel industry, including factors that influence hotels' decisions to use convenience foods.
2) It analyzes data finding that most hotels use convenience foods daily to save time and money, though some have concerns about health and taste.
3) The three main types of convenience foods used are frozen, canned, and dehydrated foods.
1. Design research was conducted through interviews and exercises with end users in their homes to understand their food routines, habits, and thought processes when ordering meals.
2. Findings included that distance to a restaurant is very important, familiarity breeds loyalty, and deals are always appreciated. The web is still a popular way to discover restaurants compared to mobile apps.
3. Next steps outlined include developing target personas to guide design decisions, further research with restaurants, and establishing design principles.
Our service aims to provide students with a healthier alternative to junk food and takeaways through convenient vending machines. Research shows that the university lifestyle often leads students to consume more fast food due to irregular schedules and lack of time to cook. The vending machines will stock local, healthy foods made by student employees to offer students a nutritious option at any hour. This service benefits students, student employees, the university, and local farmers. There is potential to expand the service to other universities and businesses.
1. The document discusses establishing a Vietnamese food restaurant to bring traditional Vietnamese cuisine to customers without needing to travel to different places in Vietnam. It will provide professional service and high quality, traditional Vietnamese food.
2. The restaurant aims to provide an unforgettable experience for customers and their families in a clean, high quality environment. The goal is for customers to say "We will be back" after visiting.
3. The restaurant will employ managers, servers, cooks, dishwashers and other staff to deliver high quality food and excellent customer service with the goal of becoming a famous local restaurant.
The team analyzed Mindful Chef, a meal kit delivery service, to develop innovations. Through research including stakeholder mapping, value proposition canvas, and user interviews/personas, they gained insights. An innovation matrix showed Mindful Chef moving from incremental to more open/radical innovation compared to competitors. The team's solution was a co-creation framework involving cooking workshops held on local farms. Customers and Mindful Chef would co-design recipes, with the workshops providing skills/ideas for customers and new recipes/feedback for Mindful Chef. The workshops would be one part of an ongoing co-creation process using events, press, and social media.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content and design, and includes flow charts and specifications. The goal is to improve the customer experience while promoting healthy eating.
USE OF CONVENIENCE FOOD IN HOTEL INDUSTRYRajas Surve
1) The document discusses the use of convenience foods in the hotel industry, including factors that influence hotels' decisions to use convenience foods.
2) It analyzes data finding that most hotels use convenience foods daily to save time and money, though some have concerns about health and taste.
3) The three main types of convenience foods used are frozen, canned, and dehydrated foods.
1. Design research was conducted through interviews and exercises with end users in their homes to understand their food routines, habits, and thought processes when ordering meals.
2. Findings included that distance to a restaurant is very important, familiarity breeds loyalty, and deals are always appreciated. The web is still a popular way to discover restaurants compared to mobile apps.
3. Next steps outlined include developing target personas to guide design decisions, further research with restaurants, and establishing design principles.
Our service aims to provide students with a healthier alternative to junk food and takeaways through convenient vending machines. Research shows that the university lifestyle often leads students to consume more fast food due to irregular schedules and lack of time to cook. The vending machines will stock local, healthy foods made by student employees to offer students a nutritious option at any hour. This service benefits students, student employees, the university, and local farmers. There is potential to expand the service to other universities and businesses.
1. The document discusses establishing a Vietnamese food restaurant to bring traditional Vietnamese cuisine to customers without needing to travel to different places in Vietnam. It will provide professional service and high quality, traditional Vietnamese food.
2. The restaurant aims to provide an unforgettable experience for customers and their families in a clean, high quality environment. The goal is for customers to say "We will be back" after visiting.
3. The restaurant will employ managers, servers, cooks, dishwashers and other staff to deliver high quality food and excellent customer service with the goal of becoming a famous local restaurant.
The team analyzed Mindful Chef, a meal kit delivery service, to develop innovations. Through research including stakeholder mapping, value proposition canvas, and user interviews/personas, they gained insights. An innovation matrix showed Mindful Chef moving from incremental to more open/radical innovation compared to competitors. The team's solution was a co-creation framework involving cooking workshops held on local farms. Customers and Mindful Chef would co-design recipes, with the workshops providing skills/ideas for customers and new recipes/feedback for Mindful Chef. The workshops would be one part of an ongoing co-creation process using events, press, and social media.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content and design, and includes flow charts and specifications. The goal is to improve the customer experience while promoting healthy eating.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order, and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content, and technical specifications to realize this new digital menu concept.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order, and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines concepts, a flowchart, specifications and plans to promote the new system with a poster and video.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to directly order from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to relying on wait staff. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content, and technical specifications to realize this new digital menu concept.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order, and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content, and technical specifications to realize this new digital menu concept.
Mission Admission aims to help you grow as an individual by acting as your decision support system in making the right career choices. Browse for information on college admission in the city you want to study in or choose an alternate career option that suits your interests. If you wish to have an international exposure, start by selecting a country. You can take the psychometric test to understand your career aptitude better or connect with our panel of experts by posting your query on “Ask a Question”, registering for a seminar or just joining the LIVE Chat. So gear up to take your first step towards a promising career.
The document discusses the issue of malnutrition and obesity. It notes that while malnutrition is typically associated with lack of resources in developing nations, in places like Canada and the US it often manifests as obesity instead. This is because people have access to cheap, convenient fast food but may lack time or money for nutritious home cooking. The document then outlines various stakeholders affected by obesity, including food banks, fast food franchises, childcare centers, and families. It also examines how factors like income, location, and the abundance of fast food restaurants in an area can impact individuals' daily nutrition and finances.
The document discusses consumer behavior and how marketers can identify, understand, and communicate with target customers. It covers topics like market segmentation, the consumer decision process, and factors that influence consumer behavior such as culture, family, and the economy. The goal is to help marketers develop effective marketing strategies to attract customers.
Digital Marketing Project for our imaginary vegeterian&vegan restaurant in Valencia, Spain. One of the deliverables that my group enjoyed the most during the Digital Business Specialization Program at IE Business School.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order and pay from their table using a portable touchscreen, reducing wait times and errors in the ordering process compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines concepts, a flowchart, specifications and plans to promote the new e-menu system.
This document discusses the importance of customer service in school nutrition programs. It defines the customer as any child who eats at the school. Providing good customer service involves treating students with respect, offering healthy and tasty food options, and maintaining a clean dining space. Key aspects of customer service include using color, texture, and presentation to make the serving line appealing. Gathering feedback through surveys and discussions helps evaluate the program and identify areas for improvement. The overall goal is to create a positive customer experience so that students choose to eat school meals.
This document provides a systems thinking approach to developing a working definition of student food poverty. It defines student food poverty as dysfunctions (e.g. financial, skills, insecurity) within the system of student food provision. This system aims to keep students fit and healthy and involves shops, supermarkets, fast food outlets, and delivery services. The purpose is to improve educational outcomes by involving students, parents, caterers, and shopkeepers in processes like buying, preparing, and cooking food within boundaries of campus, halls, student housing, and home. This working definition considers student food poverty in a complex systems context rather than isolated factors.
The document summarizes a study on improving food quality in a college mess. A survey was conducted of 50 students and staff who eat in the mess to understand problems with quality, quantity, and service. Most respondents were dissatisfied with quantity and services but said quality would need to improve for them to prefer eating in the mess. The top suggestions for improvement were expanding menu variety and enhancing quality of food served. The study aims to help mess owners understand customers' perceptions to better meet their needs and preferences around mess food.
Ethnography of Student Campus Dining Lifecycle - The Pulse Group & Stanford U...Kim Royster
This multimedia presentation to NACUFS covers market research performed by The Pulse Group on changes in college students' dining palates and behaviors, from freshman year through graduate school. Performed at Stanford University, the research shows how the evolution of campus diners during their years of study can be successfully supported through targeted dining options.
This presentation documents transitions in student eating choices and dining patterns. It explores how campus dining operators can support community-building through dining programs. It offers marketing and communications insights, and tactics for elevating the campus dining experience in both residential and retail settings.
Included are videos with students describing dining experiences in their own words: classic freshman mistakes, college dining peer pressure, college student palate changes, eating pattern changes, and gains in college student food knowledge.
Ethnography of Student Campus Dining Lifecycle shows
--the significant changes in the food experience expectations of 18- to 24-year-olds,
--the choice architecture that motivates college dining behaviors,
--and how campus dining operators can go beyond just providing food to supporting the variety of student diners on a campus.
Chelsea Brown, a public health dietitian, discusses making healthy choices easy by shaping the food environment. Her role includes educating communities and partners to provide nutritious options in places like schools and workplaces. A poll shows how the availability of unhealthy snacks and foods can influence choices. However, small actions like bringing healthy options to meetings or fundraising with non-food items can help make healthier selections more convenient. Oral health professionals and dietitians can collaborate to jointly promote messages around limiting sugar and increasing nutrient-dense foods for better overall wellness.
The document discusses launching an Indian fast food brand called "Dragon Ballz" in China. It proposes that the brand name relates to Chinese dragon imagery and the round shape of their core product. It outlines the brand's vision, mission, target segment, and operational strategy. It also discusses the brand's positioning, marketing campaign, product range, and supply chain processes.
Design Kit: Human-Centered Design - Team OaklandishAlex Krzyzosiak
As part of our design challenge, "How Might We Provide Healthier Food Options for People in Need?" our design team considered existing barriers to getting healthier food options to people in need including infrastructure, distribution, storage, education, access, and capital in order to design solutions for providing healthier food options to low-income residents of West Oakland.
Design Kit: Human-Centered Design | Team OaklandishCeleste Layne
As part of our design challenge, "How Might We Provide Healthier Food Options for People in Need?" our design team considered existing barriers to getting healthier food options to people in need including infrastructure, distribution, storage, education, access, and capital in order to design solutions for providing healthier food options to low-income residents of West Oakland.
Get Creative Marketing Local Food In Schools thelenju
The document discusses identifying and motivating different customer groups for marketing local food in schools, including kids, teens, parents, teachers, administrators, community leaders, and other community members. It outlines the key motivators and goals for each group, such as fun and taste for kids, health and nutrition for teens, and improved metrics for administrators. It emphasizes the importance of advocacy, outreach, media engagement, fundraising, and building cohesiveness across these groups to promote and succeed with local food programs in schools.
John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods Market, spoke at the University of Texas at Austin about the importance of understanding what customers value and how the company can differentiate itself. A Whole Foods customer conducted a survey of 113 UT Austin students to understand their grocery shopping preferences and ideas for how Whole Foods could attract students more frequently. Key findings included that most students visit Whole Foods infrequently, value ready-made food options, and would shop at Whole Foods more often with lower prices and a student-focused loyalty program or flash deals.
The document provides a working definition of student food poverty from a systems thinking perspective. It defines student food poverty as dysfunctions (such as financial issues, lack of skills or security) within the system of student food provision. This system aims to keep students fit and healthy through parts like shops, supermarkets and fast food outlets. The outcomes should be improving educational attainment by involving people like friends, parents and caterers through processes of buying, cooking and preparing food, within boundaries like campus, halls or student housing. The working definition is complex but aims to provide a thorough and useful framing of student food poverty as a systems issue.
ARENA - Young adults in the workplace (Knight Moves).pdfKnight Moves
Presentations of Bavo Raeymaekers (Project lead youth unemployment at the City of Antwerp), Suzan Martens (Service designer at Knight Moves) and Adriaan De Keersmaeker (Community manager at Talk to C)
during the 'Arena • Young adults in the workplace' conference hosted by Knight Moves.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order, and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content, and technical specifications to realize this new digital menu concept.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order, and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines concepts, a flowchart, specifications and plans to promote the new system with a poster and video.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to directly order from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to relying on wait staff. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content, and technical specifications to realize this new digital menu concept.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order, and pay from their table using a touchscreen device, reducing wait times compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines ideas for the ordering system, menu content, and technical specifications to realize this new digital menu concept.
Mission Admission aims to help you grow as an individual by acting as your decision support system in making the right career choices. Browse for information on college admission in the city you want to study in or choose an alternate career option that suits your interests. If you wish to have an international exposure, start by selecting a country. You can take the psychometric test to understand your career aptitude better or connect with our panel of experts by posting your query on “Ask a Question”, registering for a seminar or just joining the LIVE Chat. So gear up to take your first step towards a promising career.
The document discusses the issue of malnutrition and obesity. It notes that while malnutrition is typically associated with lack of resources in developing nations, in places like Canada and the US it often manifests as obesity instead. This is because people have access to cheap, convenient fast food but may lack time or money for nutritious home cooking. The document then outlines various stakeholders affected by obesity, including food banks, fast food franchises, childcare centers, and families. It also examines how factors like income, location, and the abundance of fast food restaurants in an area can impact individuals' daily nutrition and finances.
The document discusses consumer behavior and how marketers can identify, understand, and communicate with target customers. It covers topics like market segmentation, the consumer decision process, and factors that influence consumer behavior such as culture, family, and the economy. The goal is to help marketers develop effective marketing strategies to attract customers.
Digital Marketing Project for our imaginary vegeterian&vegan restaurant in Valencia, Spain. One of the deliverables that my group enjoyed the most during the Digital Business Specialization Program at IE Business School.
The document proposes developing an interactive e-menu for restaurants. It aims to create a more user-friendly, convenient menu that provides nutritional information and identifies healthy and vegetarian options. This would help customers with dietary restrictions like diabetes make informed choices. The e-menu would allow customers to browse, order and pay from their table using a portable touchscreen, reducing wait times and errors in the ordering process compared to traditional paper menus. The proposal outlines concepts, a flowchart, specifications and plans to promote the new e-menu system.
This document discusses the importance of customer service in school nutrition programs. It defines the customer as any child who eats at the school. Providing good customer service involves treating students with respect, offering healthy and tasty food options, and maintaining a clean dining space. Key aspects of customer service include using color, texture, and presentation to make the serving line appealing. Gathering feedback through surveys and discussions helps evaluate the program and identify areas for improvement. The overall goal is to create a positive customer experience so that students choose to eat school meals.
This document provides a systems thinking approach to developing a working definition of student food poverty. It defines student food poverty as dysfunctions (e.g. financial, skills, insecurity) within the system of student food provision. This system aims to keep students fit and healthy and involves shops, supermarkets, fast food outlets, and delivery services. The purpose is to improve educational outcomes by involving students, parents, caterers, and shopkeepers in processes like buying, preparing, and cooking food within boundaries of campus, halls, student housing, and home. This working definition considers student food poverty in a complex systems context rather than isolated factors.
The document summarizes a study on improving food quality in a college mess. A survey was conducted of 50 students and staff who eat in the mess to understand problems with quality, quantity, and service. Most respondents were dissatisfied with quantity and services but said quality would need to improve for them to prefer eating in the mess. The top suggestions for improvement were expanding menu variety and enhancing quality of food served. The study aims to help mess owners understand customers' perceptions to better meet their needs and preferences around mess food.
Ethnography of Student Campus Dining Lifecycle - The Pulse Group & Stanford U...Kim Royster
This multimedia presentation to NACUFS covers market research performed by The Pulse Group on changes in college students' dining palates and behaviors, from freshman year through graduate school. Performed at Stanford University, the research shows how the evolution of campus diners during their years of study can be successfully supported through targeted dining options.
This presentation documents transitions in student eating choices and dining patterns. It explores how campus dining operators can support community-building through dining programs. It offers marketing and communications insights, and tactics for elevating the campus dining experience in both residential and retail settings.
Included are videos with students describing dining experiences in their own words: classic freshman mistakes, college dining peer pressure, college student palate changes, eating pattern changes, and gains in college student food knowledge.
Ethnography of Student Campus Dining Lifecycle shows
--the significant changes in the food experience expectations of 18- to 24-year-olds,
--the choice architecture that motivates college dining behaviors,
--and how campus dining operators can go beyond just providing food to supporting the variety of student diners on a campus.
Chelsea Brown, a public health dietitian, discusses making healthy choices easy by shaping the food environment. Her role includes educating communities and partners to provide nutritious options in places like schools and workplaces. A poll shows how the availability of unhealthy snacks and foods can influence choices. However, small actions like bringing healthy options to meetings or fundraising with non-food items can help make healthier selections more convenient. Oral health professionals and dietitians can collaborate to jointly promote messages around limiting sugar and increasing nutrient-dense foods for better overall wellness.
The document discusses launching an Indian fast food brand called "Dragon Ballz" in China. It proposes that the brand name relates to Chinese dragon imagery and the round shape of their core product. It outlines the brand's vision, mission, target segment, and operational strategy. It also discusses the brand's positioning, marketing campaign, product range, and supply chain processes.
Design Kit: Human-Centered Design - Team OaklandishAlex Krzyzosiak
As part of our design challenge, "How Might We Provide Healthier Food Options for People in Need?" our design team considered existing barriers to getting healthier food options to people in need including infrastructure, distribution, storage, education, access, and capital in order to design solutions for providing healthier food options to low-income residents of West Oakland.
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As part of our design challenge, "How Might We Provide Healthier Food Options for People in Need?" our design team considered existing barriers to getting healthier food options to people in need including infrastructure, distribution, storage, education, access, and capital in order to design solutions for providing healthier food options to low-income residents of West Oakland.
Get Creative Marketing Local Food In Schools thelenju
The document discusses identifying and motivating different customer groups for marketing local food in schools, including kids, teens, parents, teachers, administrators, community leaders, and other community members. It outlines the key motivators and goals for each group, such as fun and taste for kids, health and nutrition for teens, and improved metrics for administrators. It emphasizes the importance of advocacy, outreach, media engagement, fundraising, and building cohesiveness across these groups to promote and succeed with local food programs in schools.
John Mackey, CEO of Whole Foods Market, spoke at the University of Texas at Austin about the importance of understanding what customers value and how the company can differentiate itself. A Whole Foods customer conducted a survey of 113 UT Austin students to understand their grocery shopping preferences and ideas for how Whole Foods could attract students more frequently. Key findings included that most students visit Whole Foods infrequently, value ready-made food options, and would shop at Whole Foods more often with lower prices and a student-focused loyalty program or flash deals.
The document provides a working definition of student food poverty from a systems thinking perspective. It defines student food poverty as dysfunctions (such as financial issues, lack of skills or security) within the system of student food provision. This system aims to keep students fit and healthy through parts like shops, supermarkets and fast food outlets. The outcomes should be improving educational attainment by involving people like friends, parents and caterers through processes of buying, cooking and preparing food, within boundaries like campus, halls or student housing. The working definition is complex but aims to provide a thorough and useful framing of student food poverty as a systems issue.
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Presentations of Bavo Raeymaekers (Project lead youth unemployment at the City of Antwerp), Suzan Martens (Service designer at Knight Moves) and Adriaan De Keersmaeker (Community manager at Talk to C)
during the 'Arena • Young adults in the workplace' conference hosted by Knight Moves.
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1. Easy eating experience
for foreign visitors
in Hong Kong
Chan Sze Ching 14014228D
Zoe Bai 14111736D
Amritha Vadi 17032144X
Patrick Bieschinski 17032137X
8. Research
100%
25%
Had problems with
food order in Hong Kong
Got allergies,
food preferences
or a religious dietary
Survey among 10 exchange students:
Did you have dining-related problems when traveling in Hong Kong?
12. User studies
Jessie, 51, UK
Food Teacher, tourist
Liv Wang, 24. US
Business student
Joline, 22, Macau
Exchange student
Cameron, 51, Australia
ELC Tutor
13. User profile
Jenny, 24
Exchange student,
Vegetarian for 5 years
Language skills
Technology
Reading leaflets
Eating in restaurant
Buy from supermarket
Trendy,
Up to date,
Smart at technologies
14. User profile
Language skills
Technology
Reading leaflets
Eating in restaurant
Buy from supermarket
Old school,
Love interactions,
Rely on physical stuff
Cameron, 51
English tutor,
Prefer no-meat meals
15. Journey map
Home
Decide to eat out
Look for
restaurants
Browse menus Check ingredients
Decide on one
restaurant
Understanding
local meals’names
Lack of information
Before eating
Place
Activity
Emotion
Pain points
Stage
16.
17. Find restaurants
customised to
your needs
Features
Get instant helps
from local people
Order food in local
restaurant easily
Eating in Hong Kong in an easy way.
42. - Ask for help
你好,我是______,
我有________過敏,
突然感到不舒服,
請求您幫助!謝謝!
I come from
__________
My age is
__________
My contact person is
___________________
My mobile phone no.
___________________
57. Featuring in their
Discover section
2nd Touch point: Official Website
TO CATER ALL YOUR NEEDS
INTRODUCING EATSY
AN INFORMATION CAMPAIGN
Designed for food emergency
66. Decision made
Travelling to HK
Booked ticket
Ready for planning itinerary
1st touch point
Cathay Pacific email/website
2nd touch point
Materials in
Check-in Process
Upon Arrival
Tired and hungry
After a long flight
3rd touch point
Poster and way-finding
4th touch point
Information booth
Journey Start!
68. Statement of the campaign
Eatsy, the way to making eating easy to those in need in Hong Kong. With the
App, Window Signage, Labelling and Hand - out, visitors are given that extra
helping hand to ensure they are confident and happy with what they are going to
eat. This integrated system has been made, to (i) not only offer a smoother
dining experience for the visitors of Hong Kong, but to also (ii) bring
awareness to local staff and public of their food preferences and allergies.
The system was mainly (iii) created to eliminate the difficulties of the
Language barrier in a dining situation, and through development and research
the system has been more improved to (iv) help cater to those with allergies
and food preferences.