Make the standard the easiest thing to do. One closed loop from standards to assessment to corrective action to coaching, with the menu platform as the enterprise operating system.
Matthew Thompson leads Operations Excellence as Chief Culinary Officer & EVP Operations Excellence. Elliott Soomre leads Culinary Enablement and is the working contact for platform, menu management, and standards questions.
Every mature system runs through all five stages. Publishing standards without the loop produces brand claims that the field quietly diverges from.
CrossCheck is the independent scorekeeper. Operational Excellence owns that every finding routes to a tracked corrective action, and is itself measured on adoption and outcome deltas, never activity.
Four forms, one per type of request. Every submission lands in one Open Requests view for Culinary Enablement, and you get a note on what was done when it closes.
Every sous vide or cook-chill product has to clear the reduced-oxygen packaging rules and the process-specific requirements separately. This program sets the enterprise minimums for food safety, documentation, equipment, and training a unit must have in place before it runs a special process, and maps the pathway from interest to authorized production.
Unit HACCP plans are written to FDA Food Code §8-201.14; the four station posters put the critical limits where the work happens.
Policies, standards, procedures, records, registers, and workbooks. A document that is not in the register is not a standard. Browse by domain, or open the full library to filter and search.
Drawn from the Enterprise Culinary & Experience Strategic Plan. Open each to read the practice behind the headline.