Foodservice Organizations: A Managerial and Systems Approach, 10th edition
- Mary Gregoire
- , Emily Patten
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Foodservice Organizations is centered around the Foodservice Systems Model, distinguishing it from other food management texts. This innovative model focuses on optimizing foodservice, including meals, customer satisfaction, employee satisfaction and financial accountability.
Merging theory with applications, this title and its methodology can be applied to a wide range of courses, including food production, management, leadership and human resource management.
In the 10th Edition, learning outcomes have been updated and chapters reorganized around the new learning outcomes. A new chapter on sustainability is accompanied by textwide revisions expanding on key concepts, from food safety and meal planning to professional development and financial considerations.
Published by Pearson (February 26th 2024) - Copyright © 2025
ISBN-13: 9780138094324
Subject: Culinary Arts & Hospitality Management
Category: Food Science
PART 1: THE FOODSERVICE SYSTEMS MODEL
- Systems Approach to a Foodservice Organization
- Managing Quality
- The Menu
PART 2: TRANSFORMATION: FUNCTIONAL SUBSYSTEMS
- Food Product Flow and Kitchen Design
- Procurement
- Food Production
- Distribution and Service
- Safety, Sanitation, and Maintenance
PART 3: TRANSFORMATION: MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS AND LINKING PROCESSES
- Management Principles
- Leadership and Organizational Change
- Decision Making, Communication, and Balance
- Management of Human Resources
- Management of Financial Resources
- Marketing Foodservice
PART 4: OUTPUTS OF THE SYSTEM
- Sustainability in a Foodservice Organization
- Meals, Satisfaction, and Accountability
APPENDICES
- Hope Valley: A Case Study in Hospital Food and Nutrition Services Operations
- Sample Specifications for Food Products
- Standards for Food Products