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The biggest mistake hospitality owners make is hiring a 'Project Coordinator' when what they actually need is a 'Logistics Architect.' Most coordinators spend 80% of their time on 'The Chase'—pinging people to see if things are done. That is a zero-value activity. AI doesn't just send the follow-up; it can analyze a supplier's historical reliability and warn you that the contractor is likely to be late before they even realize it themselves. In food service, your margin is eaten by delays. Every day a site isn't open is a day you're paying rent with zero covers. By shifting coordination to AI, you move from reactive fire-fighting to predictive management. You don't need a person to update a spreadsheet; you need a system that alerts you when the spreadsheet doesn't match reality. We're seeing a massive shift toward 'Dark Coordination.' This is where the AI handles 95% of the vendor back-and-forth, only surfacing a notification to the owner when a human decision (like spending an extra £2k to expedite shipping) is required. If your coordinator's main skill is 'being organized,' they are already obsolete. In 2026, the only coordinators left in hospitality will be those who can physically bridge the gap between digital plans and the heat of a working kitchen.