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to Durham, other impactful technologies that could use the database as a foundation include: • Blockchain Integration: Enhance supply chain transparency by ensuring product authenticity and tracking the movement of equipment from manufacturer to end-user.


• Voice-Activated Ordering: Streamline procurement processes, making it easier for operators to request and configure equipment hands-free.


• Automated Compliance Reporting: Help businesses navigate complex regulatory requirements by instantly verifying certifications and standards. Taken together, these technology solutions showcase


how the FEDA DP+Q will become a catalyst for innovation in the distribution industry. By integrating AI, AR/VR, IoT, and advanced data analytics with an extensive database of product information and quoting tool, dealers and suppliers can unlock new efficiencies, enhance the end-user experience and drive smarter decision-making. “As technology continues to evolve, the potential for innovation in foodservice equipment and supplies is limitless,” Durham says. “Those who embrace these advancements will be better positioned to meet the growing demands of an increasingly data-driven world, ensuring long-term success and sustainability for their businesses.”


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