by Laura Michaels | Oct 31, 2016 | News, Third-Party Delivery
By Laura Michaels Sure, Bite Squad brings meals to the hungry masses from Seattle to Bethesda, but Co-founder and CEO Kian Salehi doesn’t think of his business as a delivery company. Instead, he says, it’s all about logistics. “That’s what we are; ultimately,...
by Nicholas Upton | Oct 31, 2016 | Automation, Best Practices, News, Third-Party Delivery
By Nicholas Upton A soft buzzing joins the chirping of birds and the sounds of a cool September breeze. As the buzz grows louder, so does anticipation. Overhead, an autonomous drone stops midair and hovers. A white box emerges from the drone and gently descends to the...
by Nicholas Upton | Oct 3, 2016 | Best Practices, News
By Nicholas Upton How much does a third-party delivery cost? Well, it depends who you ask and how good their contract is. Of all the transparency and data that technology brings to the restaurant industry, what exactly the fees are for restaurants is pretty murky....
by Tom Kaiser | Oct 3, 2016 | News
It’s that time of year again: leaves falling, temperatures chilling and, once again, Domino’s is the star of the quarterly earnings show. On the eve of my trip to the pizza giant’s headquarters in Ann Arbor, Michigan, I’m writing questions and wondering if this...
by Nancy Monroe | Oct 3, 2016 | Best Practices, News
By Nancy Weingartner For three and five years, respectively, Tristan Jimerson and Daniel Laeger-Hagemeister delivered sandwiches freakishly fast for Jimmy John’s. No one, Jimerson says, has delivery as dialed in as Jimmy John’s. Since the delivery zone for each store...
by Laura Michaels | Oct 3, 2016 | News
By Laura Michaels Companies everywhere are claiming they’re the Uber of their particular industry—from flower delivery to laundry, and even medical marijuana. So when the real Uber decides it’s going beyond its ride-hailing app to other on-demand global markets,...