Fourth has rolled out its revised AI workforce alerts in its new iQ 2.3 version. It aims to optimize recruitment, employee retention, and workforce compliance for the hospitality and retail industry operators. In addition, this new version of the system improves workforce management and decision-making for operators. The new version includes hiring predictions that will alert operators to potential workforce shortfalls ahead of time. In fact, this new system alerts operators to potential workforce-related compliance problems before they become serious concerns for operators. Therefore, this system will provide operators with greater visibility and time for decision-making. It was developed to optimize the complexities of labor management and increase team productivity for operators. The new system, using AI, also minimizes employee turnover because it can recognize employee engagement patterns.
“AI is reshaping how operators run their businesses. IQ 2.3 shows just how quickly that shift is accelerating,” said Clinton Anderson, CEO of Fourth. “We’re giving managers clearer signals, faster guidance. Direct paths to action so they can stay ahead of labor risks and protect performance. And we’re doing it while responding directly to what operators tell us they need. That combination of innovation and speed is exactly how iQ will continue to raise the bar for the industry.”
Enhancing Predictive Workforce Planning
The company believes this tool will gain stronger traction among multi-site businesses that continually require scalable and efficient labor solutions. Anderson believed that this solution is aimed at specific automation and not at broad analytics. In fact, he also believed that predictive notifications would transform workforce planning patterns for seasons with unpredictable weather. Fourth, therefore, intends to continue developing AI technologies useful for regulatory and long-term workforce planning opportunities.
“Embracing the Fourth solution has become a strategically important initiative. For our business, we look for new ways to increase operational efficiency. To deliver great customer and family member experiences,” said Jerry Philips, VP of Technology at Whataburger. “With Fourth, we have a partner with deep industry expertise. The right technology to help us embed AI across our back-office operations.”
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