How QSR Technology Helps Communities Rebound After Hurricanes

There's something deeply reassuring about seeing the lights come back on at your local McDonald's after a hurricane tears through your community. We saw this play out just weeks ago when Hurricane Milton swept through Florida in early October 2024, following closely on the heels of September's Hurricane Helene. In these moments, quick-service restaurants become more than just places to grab a quick meal – they transform into familiar landmarks, instilling hope and reassurance during the recovery process.

When communities begin piecing themselves back together after severe weather events, QSRs like McDonald's, Wendy's, and Starbucks often find themselves serving a purpose beyond their usual role. Sure, they're vital when grocery stores are closed or running low on supplies, but they also provide something less tangible: a slice of normalcy when everything else feels uncertain.

Technology Supporting Resilience in QSRsWhat many people don't realize is that…