Key players in the U.S. Quick Service Restaurant Ecosystem include Keywest Technology Inc., NEC Display Solutions Ltd., Cisco System Inc., Nanonation, Inc., Omnivex Corporation, and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

Technology players have invested in hardware and software solutions to make the quick service restaurant ecosystem more efficient. While drive through terminals, digital signage, and kiosks are the main contributors to the U.S. Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) Ecosystem market, mobile devices, and touchscreen devices have also significantly contributed to its growth. With the increasing popularity of smartphones, digital signage and kiosks are expected to grow rapidly. And while smartphones have provided new opportunities for the quick service restaurant industry, they have also driven innovation in the point of sales system.

Rapid change is driving the evolution of the U.S. Quick Service Restaurant Ecosystem. Rapid changes in consumer behavior and the transition to the cloud have all contributed to this transformation. Increasing adoption of cloud solutions, big data analytics, and integration of hardware devices will continue to fuel the evolution of the quick service restaurant ecosystem. Further, these innovations will help operators and providers stay ahead of the competition. The QSR Ecosystem is set for explosive growth and innovation.

POS systems are the secret weapons of quick service restaurants. These tools help quick service restaurants reach their full potential. Even small businesses must have these tools to stay competitive. The quick service restaurant industry is thriving and expanding. The top three burger chains in the USA are McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's. Dunkin' Donuts, a New England-based ice cream company, is a fast food franchise. Changing eating habits and the rising popularity of fast food are driving the growth of the U.S. quick service restaurant ecosystem. Local tastes and preferences are gaining momentum, and consumers are increasingly choosing to eat at these restaurants to satisfy their hunger.