OpenTable recently announced a new partnership with Kayak that allows you to use your OpenTable points on the site to purchase hotel rooms.

CTO Joseph Essas explains how OpenTable got so much better at predicting what users want by using only a little bit of big data.

The restaurant owners who show disdain for OpenTable simply do not understand its potential or have not been properly schooled on how to make best use of its many functionalities.

Beware of this OpenTable Scam: Here's How to Avoid this Reservation Service Scam Don't let your guard down when you're using OpenTable app and here's why you should be on high alert.

Kurt "The CyberGuy" Knutsson warns of a new scam that targets people using OpenTable, an app that allows you to book reservations at restaurants online, and how to avoid it.

In this Q&A, Joseph Essas, OpenTable's chief technology officer, explains how he and his team use data to provide value for both diners and restaurateurs.

OpenTable charges restaurants $199 a month for software that manages bookings and tracks customer data. That number goes up $249 to access the data from a home computer. OpenTable also charges a fee ...

But OpenTable has provided travelers dining options in not just the United States — SITA has used the platform to make reservations for meals in many of the countries it conducts tours ...

Unbeknownst to most of their customers, those restaurants may have already anticipated their reservation—that’s because they use OpenTable, too, to learn more about their diners.