REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Legion Technologies, the provider of cloud-native, AI-powered workforce management solutions, today announced it will join Cinemark Holdings, Inc., one of the world's largest and most influential movie theatre companies, at NRF 2021, on Thursday, January 21, 2021, to discuss how Cinemark is transforming its labor scheduling with Legion's innovative workforce management platform.
Theaters today are extremely complex, with ever-changing operating hours and movie release schedules, as well as strictly regulated schedules that ensure employees, who are primarily minors, comply with local employment laws. In addition, the theater business has evolved beyond movies to include restaurants, bars, game rooms, and other new features that make scheduling even more complex. Join Marie Zablocki, vice president of Workforce Management for Cinemark, and Sanish Mondkar, CEO and founder of Legion, as they discuss how entertainment, hospitality, and food services businesses are rethinking their approach to labor scheduling.
Cinemark's path to AI-optimized labor scheduling using Legion WFM
Thursday, January 21st @ 10:30am PST
Cinemark is improving employee engagement, and managing compliance requirements like the scheduling of minors and predictable pay, while simultaneously building a foundation for AI-powered scheduling to improve labor utilization. With Legion WFM, Cinemark is able to improve manager efficiency and communicate real-time schedule updates. They are also providing employees with an easy way to swap and claim shifts, even across locations, without worrying about compliance issues.
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Marie Zablocki, the vice president of Workforce Management for Cinemark, has leveraged technology to improve front line operations for the past 20 years. Her talent lies in leading selection, design and implementation of technology that enhances employee engagement, improves execution and drives results. Zablocki has implemented systems supporting task management, point-of-sale, ship-to-store, and workforce management for brands such as Zales and Kay Jewelers, Sally Beauty and Cinemark. Currently, she is leading Cinemark's transition to Legion while redefining labor strategies due to COVID.
Sanish Mondkar, the founder and CEO of Legion, has more than 20 years of strategic experience in products, technology, and cloud ops. He was Chief Product Officer at SAP and Ariba. In his role at SAP, he was responsible for all Procurement and Business Network products and technology, which represented over $1B of annual revenue. Mondkar holds a Bachelor's of Computer Engineering from Pune University and a Master's of Computer Science from Cornell University.
Legion will also have a digital presence at NRF 2021, the world's largest retail conference, which takes place January 12-14, 19, and 21-22:
- Click Here to Visit the Virtual Booth: https://bit.ly/3q4nJzI
- Click Here to Schedule a Meeting: https://bit.ly/2LCb6fZ
About Legion Technologies
Legion Technologies powers the future of work by redefining how companies manage and empower their hourly workforces. Legion's modern, AI-powered Workforce Management platform enables companies to tightly manage labor spend while ensuring great experiences for their employees. Customers across industries, including retail, hospitality, healthcare and manufacturing, use the Legion platform to reduce costs, compliance risks and labor inefficiencies, and boost employee engagement. The company has been recognized as a Gartner Cool Vendor and was recently included on JMP Securities' Hot 100 List of the Best Privately Held Software Companies. Legion is headquartered in Redwood City, Calif. and is backed by investors, including Norwest Venture Partners, Stripes, First Round Capital, XYZ Ventures, Webb Investment Network, Workday Ventures and NTT DOCOMO Ventures. To learn more, visit https://legion.co/.
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