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DoorDash Launches Monthly Subscription Service for Unlimited Food Deliveries

16/08/2018
Food delivery by DoorDash is now offered in a subscription model - customers can receive unlimited deliveries with no delivery fee for a set price for month. With competition between third-party food delivery companies intensifying, this is a bold move to increase customer loyalty.

Nearly a quarter of Europe’s biggest retailers offer next-day delivery, industry quickly shifting to same-day delivery as standard

08/08/2018
As next-day deliveries become the norm and same-day deliveries increase in popularity, retailers need to reappraise their last-mile fulfillment.

Dark Kitchens: Deceptive Experience or Genius Strategy?

01/08/2018
Learn about the dark kitchen concept - a new trend in the food delivery industry designed to fulfill delivery orders without the traditional storefront.

McKinsey Report: Tech Developments in Last Mile Deliveries Outpacing Expectations

22/07/2018
Last week Amazon launched Delivery Services Partners, a new initiative aimed at encouraging entrepreneurs to set up their own delivery business. As the volume for deliveries grows, this new franchised fleets model is yet another strategy for Amazon to expand their last mile delivery network.

Deliveries are Booming, but so are Fuel Prices

19/07/2018
Last week Amazon launched Delivery Services Partners, a new initiative aimed at encouraging entrepreneurs to set up their own delivery business. As the volume for deliveries grows, this new franchised fleets model is yet another strategy for Amazon to expand their last mile delivery network.

6 Ways To Survive the Summer at Bringg HQ

12/07/2018
Life at Bringg is continually getting more exciting with events, activities and celebrations to ensure we invest time to stimulate mind, body and soul. So here are a few highlights of Summer 2018 (so far!)

Amazon’s New Delivery Service Partners Initiative Expands Their Delivery Network Using Franchised Fleets

04/07/2018
Last week Amazon launched Delivery Services Partners, a new initiative aimed at encouraging entrepreneurs to set up their own delivery business. As the volume for deliveries grows, this new franchised fleets model is yet another strategy for Amazon to expand their last mile delivery network.

Robotics & Logistics: Inside 4 Cutting-Edge Warehouses

25/06/2018
Here are 4 amazing examples of beautiful warehouse operations in which the latest technologies are helping ecommerce giants handle record volumes of parcels faster and more efficiently than ever before.

The Biggest Delivery Adventure – Panera Bread’s Epic 9,000 Mile Trip, Powered by Bringg

20/06/2018
Panera’s innovations are getting national recognition with the Interactive Customer Experience Association (ICX) giving them the “Influencer Of The Year” award for continued dedication to creating innovative and engaging in-store and digital experiences.

The Latest Logistics Challenge: Keeping Delivery Costs Under Control

14/06/2018
Retailers now have no choice but to adapt to this new reality of rising operational costs, and embrace innovative technology as part of their ongoing efforts to find efficiencies across the entire supply chain.

Online Marketplace Wars: How eBay is fighting back against mounting pressure from Amazon

05/06/2018
Today, about 52% of eBay merchants are also Amazon merchants, down from 65% in 2017, as sellers have become very keen to tap into Amazon Prime’s 100 million subscribers. The bottom line is that eBay needs to rethink its strategy to remain relevant with both buyers and sellers.

3 Things Retailers Must do to Remain Competitive During the Digital Revolution

31/05/2018
The retail landscape has been completely disrupted by the ecommerce boom. Retailers now need to rethink and redefine the relationship between their brands, their stores, and their customers. The entire experience of browsing products, trying them, purchasing them and even returning them has moved to people’s computers, bedrooms and phones.