Contactless payment technology at McDonald's

Stuart Sumner
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McDonald's UK IT director Mark Fabes discusses the restaurant chain's latest technology programme

McDonald's has recently introduced contactless payment technology into all of its UK restaurants. UK IT director Mark Fabes talks exclusively to Computing about the programme.

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