Podcasts about dark stores

No podcast ‘Notícia No Seu Tempo', confira em áudio as principais notícias da edição impressa do jornal ‘O Estado de S.Paulo' desta segunda-feira (17/06/2024): A falta de mão de obra qualificada, ocorrida há pouco mais de uma década, voltou a atingir o setor de construção civil, que busca entregar no prazo os imóveis lançados nos últimos anos. A escassez de profissionais atinge de serventes e engenheiros a pedreiros, azulejistas e pintores. Empresas disputam profissionais empregados. Para atrair e reter trabalhadores, as construtoras aumentam o gasto com pessoal, custo que em algum momento é repassado ao preço dos imóveis. Outro recurso é o trabalho “por tarefa”. As empresas também investem em treinamento. Cursos de formação incluem mulheres e imigrantes que queiram atuar na área. O uso de novas tecnologias, como estruturas pré-fabricadas, que são apenas montadas nos canteiros de obra e reduzem a necessidade de trabalhadores, tem sido intensificado. E mais: Economia: Concorrência chinesa e comércio online esvaziam ruas do Bom Retiro Política: Conselho de Ética arquiva punições a deputados brigões e clima se agrava Metrópole: Ilhas de calor de SP expõem fragilidade de áreas com menos verde Internacional: EUA mudam estratégia no leste da Ásia para conseguir apoio de paísesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roughly 60% of the Indian population is under the age of 30 and hence the coolness funnel tends to be top-down. This is the segment that everyone will be building for. The consumption trends and behavioral patterns we hear here from these 4 accomplished people will likely remain relevant over the next decade. We have Navya - who's an unlikely grounded person one usually wouldn't assume, the precocious Zepto Brothers - where what stands out more than everything else is the bond 2 guys who met in the 6th-grade share with each other, and Tara - an outsider who paved her way into the very inside world of Bollywood. The transient nature of younger folks when it comes to housing/transport/ownership/vocation/fashion/shopping and the shorter attention spans are very different to someone like me who spends 8 hours watching a cricket match for example. Biases aside, there is so much to learn here! #NikhilKamath: Co-founder of Zerodha, True Beacon and Gruhas Follow Nikhil here: Twitter https://x.com/nikhilkamathcio/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/nikhilkamathcio/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/nikhilkamathcio/ Linkedin https://in.linkedin.com/in/nikhilkamathcio Koo https://www.kooapp.com/profile/Nikhilkamath #AaditPalicha : Co-Founder & CEO of Zepto Follow Aadit here: Twitter https://twitter.com/aadit_palicha Instagram https://www.instagram.com/a.palicha/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aadit.palicha.9 Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/aadit-palicha/ #KaivalyaVohra: Co-Founder & CTO of Zepto Follow Kaivalya here: Twitter https://twitter.com/v0hra Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kaivalyavohra/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/100012626226933 Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaivalya-vohra #NavyaNaveliNanda: Founder of Project Naveli & Co-Founder of Aara Health Follow Navya here: Instagram https://www.instagram.com/navyananda/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/navyanavelinanda/ Navya's Podcast https://www.youtube.com/@navyanavelinanda #TaraSutaria: Bollywood Actor & Singer Follow Tara here: Twitter https://twitter.com/tarasutaria Instagram https://www.instagram.com/tarasutaria/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/people/Tara-Sutaria/100057211939870/ Timestamps (00:00) - Intro (02:05) - Zepto Bros Arrive (04:00) - Story of Zepto Bros (06:28) - Stanford Dropout Tale (07:29) - KiranaKart Beginning (09:31) - Dark Stores & 1st Funding (12:02) - Cracking Sales as Techies (13:35) - Zepto's Sales Growth (14:30) - Y Combinator & Hurdles (17:45) - Series A & Beyond (20:19) - Grocery Economics (23:31) - Navya's Unconventional Choices (27:07) - Navya on Privilege & Goals (31:51) - Navya's Reflections (39:08) - Tara's Artistic Childhood (40:10) - Disney to Bollywood- Tara's Story (43:51) - Unveiling Bollywood's Reality (45:10) - Flaws in Movie Business (46:10) - Changing Taste of Audience (47:46) - Tara's Upcoming Film (49:10) - Tara's Dream Project (50:20) - Who is Tara, really? (51:27) - Music Tastes (54:29) - What is the new gen. up to? (56:16) - New Gen. & Consumption Trends (01:00:00) - Flipkart vs. Amazon: Are both same? (01:00:56) - Zepto's USP & Commodities (01:03:20) - Surprising Shopping & Buying Trends (01:11:41) - The Complex Cinema Business (01:15:27) - Do People Pay for Premiumization? (01:19:18) - Social Media Blue Ticks, Scarcity Principle & Discovering Products (01:28:10) - UPI vs. Credit Card (01:29:08) - Trends in Social Media? (01:30:26) - Income Inequality (01:34:17) - Empowering Young Entrepreneurs (01:38:12) - Education Systems: Old vs. New (01:49:58) - Anecdotes from School (01:53:45) - Childhood Challenges & Therapy (01:56:50) - Dealing with Founder's Conflict (02:01:45) - Nikhil's Brotherly Advice (02:03:50) - Tara on Content (02:13:06) - Marriage, Kids & Beyond (02:17:39) - Woke Culture, Entitlement & Social Media (02:23:55) - Tara's Wall-Bump Mishap (02:25:53) - Navigating Cancel Culture (02:31:12) - Brand Narrative in 1 Line (02:35:00) - Surprise Jamming Session!

C'est une décision rendue le 23 mars 2023 par le Conseil d'Etat qui a remis les dark stores à nouveau dans l'actualité. Il faut dire que le concept, importé très récemment des pays anglo-saxons, n'était pas complètement posé dans notre droit. D'où l'intérêt de faire un point sur la question avec Gwenaël Le Fouler, avocate associée du Cabinet Letang Avocats.  Vous appréciez LES ONDES DE L'IMMO ? Partagez les épisodes sur vos réseaux sociaux, mettez des ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ sur Apple Podcasts ici  ou faites nous le savoir avec un petit mail. Nous adorons vous lire car cela nous permet d'améliorer chaque jour un peu plus nos émissions.  S'inscrire à notre newsletter ? C'est ici.  ©️SAS VADE ©️Musique composée par SHAM en exclusivité - Toute utilisation interdite.  ©️Design : Jean-Louis Duralek 

Getir et Flink, les deux plus gros acteurs du secteurs quittent la France. C'était l'archétype de ce que le capitalisme et l'e-commerce font de pire actuellement dénonce Martial You sur RTL

Quick-commerce is a service aimed at achieving superfast delivery from ‘dark stores' to the consumer. And recently, they have boomed! To learn more about these developments, Gerard Oosterwijk, Digital Policy Analyst for FEPS, interviews Rachel Verdin, Research fellow of the University of Sussex Business School. She and a team of researchers investigated three countries (Germany, Spain and the UK), where they unveiled the health conditions of the employees in the sector, their job security and social rights. These firms use worker-intensive methods to deliver impressive convenience to your door. But who pays the price? She discovered that since this business is hard to sustain financially, and that the workers and riders bear the actual costs. This sector profits from advances in digital technology, weak labour markets, and abundant investment capital. Together they discuss to what extent this sector overlaps with, and differs from, the broader gig and platform economy, what it means for EU policy-making and its enforcement, and what we can expect for the future, as the venture capital that has funded unsustainably low delivery prices and loss-making firms is drying up.

O isolamento social causou uma revolução no mercado, e impulsionou o uso de plataformas de delivery no Brasil, principalmente no setor alimentício. A popularização do serviço, permitiu o desenvolvimento de outros negócios, como as dark stores, lojas que não atendem ao público diretamente, mas são exclusivamente focadas em entregas por aplicativos de delivery. Neste episódio do EmpreendaCast, a conversa é com Jessica Gordon, CEO e fundadora do Bebidas na Porta, uma dark store voltada para a entrega rápida de bebidas geladas a qualquer hora do dia ou da noite. Jessica conta sobre a inspiração para o negócio, os principais apoiadores do projeto, e sobre o mercado de dark stores e delivery no Brasil. Siga o nosso Instagram: @empreendacast Participe do nosso grupo no Telegram: https://t.me/empreendacast

Ukrainian doctors battle to keep the healthcare system alive, the Dutch government apologizes for its role in the slave trade and how Norwegians are shunning gas-powered cars for their electric cousins. Also: One man's effort to stop us dehumanizing Ukrainian refugees, how the Ukraine war and Bregret could mark a change in UK-EU relations, and if men won't talk, get them to make something.

En el episodio de hoy tenemos como invitado a Alejandro Iglesias, CEO de Grupo Central, startup de eCommerce y food delivery en LATAM. En nuestra conversación hemos definido lo que es una Dark Store, el motivo de por qué se han vuelto tan necesarias, el tipo de marca que mayor provecho le sacan a esta solución y cómo están cambiando las expectativas de los consumidores.Enlaces de interésLinkedIn de Alejandro IglesiasPágina web de Store CentralCorreo Electrónico de Store Central: contacto@storecentral.pePágina web de Grupo CentralTemas del episodioLas experiencias en diversas industrias y cómo confluyen (07:25)Cómo fue iniciar el equipo en Rappi Chile (08:35)El punto de partida en Cocina Central y Grupo Central (11:28)Alcances y resultados de Central Store y Grupo Central (16:08)¿Qué es un dark store y cómo funciona Store Central? (21:30)Cuándo funciona y cuándo no funciona trabajar con un dark store (31:28)Cómo surgen los dark stores (34:28)Los dark stores en zonas urbanas frente a la necesidad de inmediatez (39:42)La pregunta de la máquina del tiempo (42:15)También puedes sumarte al grupo de oyentes que respalda este podcast con su contribución económica. Con tan solo $3 al mes, nos puedes apoyar a cubrir los costos de producción de este podcast. Visita https://www.patreon.com/innovacion

The following article of the health industry is: “Dark Stores: The Importance of Developing the Dark Side of Retail” by Juan Carlos Molina, CEO of GS1 México

El aumento en el comercio electrónico provocó un incremento exponencial en las operaciones de los almacenes y por ello, muchas empresas han decidido dar el paso hacia la automatización y digitalización de sus operaciones para dar paso al almacén 4.0. La empresa Zebra realizó el estudio El futuro de los almacenes en 2022 y entre los resultados más relevantes encontramos que 61% de los entrevistados a nivel global, no saben por dónde comenzar a automatizar y 60% tienen muchos de sus procesos en papel. A la par de la tecnología en los almacenes, la necesidad de cumplir con las entregas de última milla tomaron relevancia las soluciones como el Fulfillment, Microfulfillment y Dark Stores. ¿La automatización es para todos? ¿Sabes la diferencia entre una dark store y un microfulfillment? Conoce de la voz de los expertos que estuvieron en THE LOGISTICS WORLD ® SUMMIT | EXPO y participaron en este podcast: - Blanca Benítez, Gerente de Cuentas Estratégicas de Zebra México - Karolina Pulido, CEO de G.I.EICOM - Joel Díaz, VP Comercial para América Latina de SDI

As the tech economy faces a massive turn down, we dig deeper into a market segment that experienced meteoric overcapitalized growth, a huge pandemic boost, and an immediate collapse: instant delivery // dark stores // ghost kitchens. To help us analyze the consequences of this sector's rise, demise, and aftermath we are joined by Aaron Shapiro – author of Design, Control, Predict: Logistical Governance in the Smart City. ••• Aaron's twitter: https://twitter.com/BricolageYumYum ••• Aaron's book: https://www.upress.umn.edu/book-division/books/design-control-predict ••• Aaron's article: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/14695405211069983 ••• The Fantasy of Instant Delivery Is Imploding https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2022-10-24/gopuff-layoffs-signal-instant-delivery-s-demise?leadSource=uverify+wall Subscribe to hear more analysis and commentary in our premium episodes every week! https://www.patreon.com/thismachinekills Grab TMK gear: https://www.bonfire.com/store/this-machine-kills-podcast/ Hosted by Jathan Sadowski (www.twitter.com/jathansadowski) and Edward Ongweso Jr. (www.twitter.com/bigblackjacobin). Production / Music by Jereme Brown (www.twitter.com/braunestahl)

Dans ce dernier épisode de la semaine, 4 actualités sont décodées. La première concerne les premières amendes qui tombent contre les dark stores parisiens. La seconde concerne la fin définitive de Stadia, service de cloud gaming de Google. Sans oublier : l'Arabie saoudite qui a décidé d'investir 37 milliards de dollars dans les jeux vidéo, et Waymo qui a opposé ses véhicules autonomes à des conducteurs virtuels pour tester leur sureté.Écouter les autres épisodes sur Siècle Digital. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Coup de massue pour les start-up de livraison ultrarapide en France. Sous la pression des élus locaux, le gouvernement a tranché: les dark stores, ces magasins fantômes qui se sont multipliés dans les centres-villes, doivent bien être considérés comme des entrepôts. Cette précision est importante: elle met fin à un flou juridique dans lequel s'étaient engouffrés Getir, GoPuff, Gorillas ou encore Flink. Elle va surtout permettre aux municipalités d'encadrer leur implantation. À Paris, la mairie va exiger la fermeture de dizaines d'entrepôts qu'elle juge illégaux. Pour ne rien rater de l'actualité tech, inscrivez-vous à notre newsletter: https://inscription-cafetech.gr8.com/

durée : 00:29:56 - Le 13/14 - par : Bruno DUVIC - Depuis le confinement, dark stores et dark kitchen ont fleuri partout en ville. Derrière ces anglicismes, se cachent de grands changements de modes de vie. Quels en sont les avancées et les reculs ? Réponses avec Laëtitia Dablanc, urbaniste et Gildas Salaün, adjoint à la mairie de Nantes.

Heute u.A. mit diesen Themen: - Unternehmen vertrauen KI nicht - Deutsche Startups sehen NFTs als Hype - Flixbus als Teil des 9-Euro-Tickets? - Frankreich wehrt sich gegen Dark Stores - Truth Social: Börsengang droht zu scheitern - GitLab mit starkem Wachstum - Meta kündigt VR-Konferenz Connect an - TikTok-Mutter entlässt Mitarbeiter - Google weitet umweltfreundliche Navigation aus - Ebay bietet Händler-Kredite an - David Bowie Fans wollen kein NFT-Projekt Infos der Werbepartner (BESCHREIBUNG): ROQ: Gehe jetzt auf roq.tech/daily und erhalte die komplette Plattform 3 Monate lang for free. Project A: Project A veranstaltet am 7. Oktober die Knowledge Conference. Bewerbt euch mit dem Code: insider22 und erhaltet ein garantiert kostenfreies Ticket. Für mehr Infos: googelt nach: Project A Knowledge Conference.

durée : 00:25:05 - 8h30 franceinfo - Le ministre délégué à la Ville et au Logement, et maire de Clichy-sous-Bois, était l'invité du "8h30 franceinfo", vendredi 26 août.

durée : 00:02:11 - Le brief éco - La Ville de Paris monte au créneau contre la livraison ultrarapide de courses à domicile. Elle s'inquiète d'une possible légalisation de ce que l'on appelle les “dark stores” utilisés par ces livreurs, et qui fleurissent dans nos villes depuis le Covid-19.

Inácia Soares comenta sobre um novo negócio digital de entregas expressas que está chegando em BH.

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- Les dark stores sont des supermarchés fantômes sans devanture et sans clients qui préparent des commandes passées sur internet et livrées en moins de 15 minutes ! Mais peut-on y faire ses courses sans risque ? Réponse avec Patricia Chairopoulos de 60 Millions de Consommateurs - Trouver un déodorant efficace n'est pas chose facile ! Les anti-transpirants à base de sels d'aluminium peuvent-ils être utilisés quotidiennement sans danger ? Réponse avec Christine Lafforgue, chercheur à l'Université Paris Sud Saclay - Le poisson regorge de vitamines et de bons acides gras bénéfiques à la santé ! Mais comment bien le choisir et le cuisiner ? réponse avec la cuisinière, Sonia Ezgulian Ecoutez Nous Voilà Bien ! avec Flavie Flament du 04 juin 2022

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Dans ce nouvel épisode de Eat's Business, la revue de presse du Business de la Bouffe, Olivier Frey et Daniel Coutinho reviennent sur les actualités food de la semaine. On parle de la fin de l'étiquetage obligatoire pour la viande, et du quick commerce qui souffre avec des démissions en masse et cessations d'activité. On parle également de la consolidation dans l'e-commerce alimentaire Bio, du collapse de notre système alimentaire projeté par The Guardian et on finit avec un projet innovant des pâtes à base de champignon.

On today's Restaurant and Retail Marketing Flash Briefing, we look at dark stores and how they are revolutionizing grocery delivery. Similar to the Ghost Kitchen model for restaurants, as more sectors get on the delivery bandwagon — it will become more efficient. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

HappyFresh recently launched “HappyFresh Supermarket”, extending fresh grocery accessibility to underserved and unserved consumers by significantly growing its dark store presence in the region, specifically in Indonesia, Thailand and Malaysia. Guillem Segarra, CEO, HappyFresh joins us this morning to discuss the opportunities and challenges faced introducing e-grocery into Southeast Asia, and what it means to adopt a 'dark store concept'.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cate, Ben and Mike discuss seven bills that haven’t had as much public attention this session, but may become law as the legislative session winds to an end. Also: Esther interviews Pastor Stephen Carnahan on immigration, refugees and the dictates of faith. Plus: Ben brings us up to speed on what’s happening in Star Trek.…

Cate, Ben and Mike discuss seven bills that haven’t had as much public attention this session, but may become law as the legislative session winds to an end. Also: Esther

Como a gente pôde ver, a pandemia abriu espaço pra vários novos modelos de negócio. Um deles foi a lógica da dark kitchen e da dark store, com foco no delivery e nos moldes digitais. Vamos destrinchar como essas empresas funcionam? Neste episódio de Growthaholics, Pedro Waengertner conversa com David Kato, ex-COO do iFood e atual Founder da Jellyfish Ventures, e a Anna Thereza, Engenheira de Alimentos e atual Corporate Venture Capital aqui em ACE Cortex. LINKS CITADOS NO EPISÓDIOPlataforma Growthaholics - https://growthaholics.com.br/Tendências 2022: Negócios - https://open.spotify.com/episode/71DYDWJjbJWOLIDTkobvuf?si=dd15cc8b22ed4cabdesNegócio Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/5i979wbzLfA2r9xz0qc349?si=4078846587db4c8fPara ler esse conteúdo e muito mais, acesse nosso blog!Instagram: @acestartups e @ace_cortexLinkedIn: ACE Startups e ACE CortexE-mail: podcast@goace.vcEste episódio foi editado por Denys Argyriou (@argyriou_)

We are connected. The cumulative effect of cutting off Russia from the global financial system coupled with taking Ukrainian exports offline will have far-reaching impacts across the globe. Young 20- and 30-something consumers have deputized themselves as economic ambassadors, influencing foreign policy one TikTok video at a time. Join Robin Lewis and Shelley E. Kohan, TRR's chief strategist with guest reporter Arick Wierson as they discuss the far-reaching collateral damage of the war in Ukraine. Retailers who think they might be largely insulated from a war happening half a world away would be better off recalibrating their expectations.To see the latest from Arick Wierson and the Ukraine crisis click here >>.For more strategic insights and compelling content, visit TheRobinReport.com where you can read, watch, and listen to content from Robin Lewis and other industry experts.Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for the latest from Robin Lewis and The Robin Report.

Matleverans till din dörr på 10 minuter. Dark stores växer så det knakar och uppstickaren Kavall har på några månader blivit en glödhet aktör att räkna med. Deras medgrundare och vd är i studion idag och lär oss mer om denna gigantiska industri i ständig förändring. Glöm inte prenumerera och följ oss på instagram  

Em vez do mercadinho colorido e movimentado, um ponto de entrega sem o menor charme. No lugar do restaurante simpático da esquina, um local onde entrega-se comida, mas não há mesas para sentar. Os chamados “dark stores” e “dark kitchens”, que não atendem diretamente os clientes e servem apenas de ponto de distribuição de produtos, alimentos ou refeições, se espalham por cidades europeias como Paris e causam preocupação quanto ao impacto no comércio local e tradicional. A pandemia deu o impulso definitivo a este tipo de serviço, praticamente inexistente até 2020 na França. Em fevereiro, o Atelier Parisiense de Urbanismo (Apur) divulgou um relatório no qual apontou que 70 dark stores ou dark kitchens estavam instaladas na capital francesa, em meio a 7 mil comércios alimentares implantados na cidade. "Está aumentando muito rapidamente, já que há um ano não havia dark stores. Eles se posicionaram nos mesmos horários de funcionamento dos supermercados e mercadinhos de bairro, que são bastante tradicionais em Paris. Tem mais de mil, além de 700 mercados, que oferecem os mesmos produtos que as dark stores”, explica o diretor do estudo, François Mohrt.  “Americanização" dos hábitos Em meio a tantas restrições ligadas à pandemia, a promessa de receber em casa e em menos de 15 minutos a sua pizza preferida ou as compras, feitas por um aplicativo, seduziu rapidamente os franceses. Para Nathalie Damery, cofundadora do think tank Observatório Sociedade e Consumo (Obsoco), este fenômeno demonstra a “americanização" do consumo de alimentos na Europa, graças às facilidades da tecnologia. "A demanda explodiu fortemente. A Amazon já tinha nos acostumando a receber entregas de um dia para o outro”, nota a especialista em comportamento do consumidor. "Entramos no que podemos chamar de uma 'economia da pressa' e os franceses viraram apressados. Eles querem cada vez menos ter que esperar nos supermercados, se deslocar, carregar peso." Entretanto, os efeitos colaterais dessas facilidades começam a aparecer. "Do ponto de vista urbanístico, não é muito agradável ter esse tipo de depósito, com fachadas cegas, sem contato com o exterior, afinal não se pode nem entrar nessas lojas. Isso afeta a animação de uma rua e nós gostamos que elas sejam animadas”, observa Mohrt. "Os turistas, aliás, buscam por isso quando vêm a Paris. Muitos vêm para isso: para frequentar as feiras, fazer compras”, frisa.   O levantamento da Apur mostrou que a metade desses estabelecimentos está instalada em locais movimentados de Paris – o risco para o comércio local existe, portanto. Eles ocupam lugares onde, outrora, funcionava uma agência bancária, um consultório médico, um café ou um comércio que fechou as portas. “Nós entramos na digitalização dos serviços, e é claro que se os comércios locais não reagirem, há riscos de concorrência. Mas a Covid mostrou que é preciso dar um passo à frente. Já temos muitos comerciantes, mesmo pequenos, oferecendo entrega, o que antes não existia”, afirma Damery. "Acho que também haverá vantagens para eles do ponto de vista social: quando você compra de uma loja tradicional, é um empregado que vai lhe entregar as compras. Quando vem de um dark store, você corre o risco de apoiar o emprego ilegal de pessoas em condições duvidosas, que recebem salários muito baixos e são exploradas." Irregularidades O próprio funcionamento dos serviços de entregas rápidas incomoda cada vez os moradores: começam cedo, terminam tarde, geram uma circulação incessante de entregadores de moto ou bicicleta. O barulho do vai e vem atrapalha, e não é raro eles perturbarem a porta de prédios habitacionais do entorno, enquanto aguardam até a encomenda ficar pronta. Pior ainda: esses serviços dark têm conseguido se instalar no térreo de imóveis onde, em teoria, sequer têm autorização para operarem. A prefeitura de Paris registra diariamente reclamações de moradores. "Em algumas ruas, um comércio não pode virar um depósito e um depósito também não pode se instalar no térreo de um prédio de habitações. Isso está previsto no Código de Urbanismo. A cidade de Paris se baseia nessas regras para poder proibir alguns e ordenar que os já instalados fechem, afinal eles não têm o direito de estarem em certos lugares”, constata Mohrt.   Os serviços exclusivamente de entregas não preocupam só na capital francesa – Madri e Amsterdã também se mobilizam para limitar a expansão do setor. Nathalie Damery ressalta que a tendência é o aumento da regulamentação, a exemplo do que ocorreu com plataformas como Airbnb e Uber, nos países europeus.

Global retailers are facing an unprecedented challenge: How to respond to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The soft power of economics is not trivial: Over 300 brands have ceased doing business in Russia in protest, but what about the ones that are still there? Join Robin Lewis and Shelley E. Kohan, TRR's chief strategist, as they discuss the collateral damage from the Russian war on Ukraine – to global brands, consumers worldwide, and the Russian people. For more strategic insights and compelling content, visit TheRobinReport.com where you can read, watch, and listen to content from Robin Lewis and other industry experts.Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for the latest from Robin Lewis and The Robin Report.

This week they discuss the super fast rise of the Dark Stores. Will they make it? What new rules do cities need to deal with them? They smoke the Oscar Valladares Island Jim San Andres and drink the Knob Creek 9 Year. With the Dark Store discussion they discuss how the pandemic changed their shopping habits permantly.

NY名物のひとつボデガが存続の危機にさらされている？ ボデガについて詳しくは過去のエピソード 030,210,211 ボデガ猫  をお聞きください。 1. Dark Stores descend on New York…　　ultrafast delivery 2. Superfast Delivery　　craving 切望、渇望 3. How it works   a feat 離れ業　  fulfillment centers 配送センター　　the mini warehouses full of food   食料品でいっぱいの小さな倉庫    tout しつこく勧誘する gig workers    with benefits福利厚生つきで 音声にはない補足情報　大量自主退職後、待遇改善をうたい文句に企業は 倉庫、配送センターで働いていた人にもアピールしている。ねらいはベンチャーキャピタルに対するアピールである。Companies that want to attract venture capital will do anything to make themselves look attractive and like they are taking care of their employees. The gig economy has been a failure. COVID put a spotlight on that. So now the new “Ubers” are trying to make themselves look like they are creating quality jobs. 4. The bodega business doesn't attract venture capital. 5. It makes sense, kinda sorta. 理にかなっている、多分ね、知らんけど。 kinda sorta = Not quite … / No. / Not really. https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Kinda%20Sorta then again　とはいうものの、でもよく考えてみると 6. Problem? What problem? Is there a problem?   　has yet to spread まだ広まっていない    ブシュウィック、ワイコフ・アヴェニュー(Wyckoff Avenue in Bushwick)のボデガ店員Leonardo Torresの言葉　　　　technology is the way forward  テクノロジーは今後発展すること(an action or plan that seems a good idea because it is likely to lead to success)である。         embrace technology　テクノロジーを喜んで取り入れる ポールオースター原作の名作映画　SMOKE ⇒　スモーク : 作品情報 - 映画.com (eiga.com) 音声にはない補足情報     ここ1か月の間にブルックリンのボデガ店主の間にもダ―クストアへの危機感は高まっていると感じる I think since the time that I sent the story, awareness has grown. So probably now everyone is aware and concerned about how dark stores are replacing their brick and mortar businesses. "In The Heights”　ボデガ経営者が主人公の新しいミュージカルhttps://tv.apple.com/us/movie/in-the-heights/umc.cmc.1zme0ypyl9tz3qggwwi3e5aoi There's a new musical TV series called "In The Heights” streaming on a few different services (Apple TV, HBO Max, etc.) and the main character runs a bodega. In the story, they talk about how that and all the local businesses are being replaced by gentrification in the Brooklyn and Manhattan neighborhoods that have been predominantly Dominican and Puerto Rican since the1980s. Bounce to the vocab  ultrafast delivery　superfast delivery     Dark Stores descend on New York… ghost kitchens           kinda sorta      then again      craving a feat made possible by their model      fulfillment centers the mini warehouses full of food        gig workers    with benefits has yet to spread    technology is the way forward      embrace technology 英文スクリプトはウェブサイト https://nybreeze.info/ をご覧ください。

It's another weekend: Do you know where your inventory is? Customers want everything now, wherever they are, and new digital ID tech delivers transparency and trust. Inventory accuracy is key to agile fulfillment -- mobile, BOPIS, curbside delivery, marketplaces, social commerce, in store. Join Robin Lewis, Shelley E. Kohan, TRR's chief strategist with special guest Bill Toney, VP, Global RFID Market Development, Retail at Avery Dennison, as they explore the exciting innovations transforming inventory accuracy and fulfillment.For more on Avery Dennison RFID technology visit Avery DennisonFor more strategic insights and compelling content, visit TheRobinReport.com where you can read, watch, and listen to content from Robin Lewis and other industry experts.Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for the latest from Robin Lewis and The Robin Report.

Dans ce nouvel épisode de Eat's Business, la revue de presse du Business de la Bouffe, Olivier Frey et Daniel Coutinho reviennent sur les actualités food de la semaine. Aujourd'hui on parle du rachat de Frichti par Gorillas avec la participation spéciale de la fondatrice de Frichti, Julia Bijaoui, on parle aussi du casse-tête des Dark kitchens pour la mairie de Paris, de la grande distribution notamment avec plus d'informations sur une éventuelle fusion entre Carrefour et Auchan.On parle également de Picard, des fruits et légumes qui viennent d'ailleurs et de la forte augmentation du prix de l'alcool en Irlande

It's been said that location, location, location is the key to success but not in retail or restaurant. BUYK is betting on its technology to lead the revolution in the competitive ultrafast grocery delivery market. Discover the hottest trend in food tech in this episode with James Walker, the CEO of BUYK. James and his team at BUYK are poised to dominate the industry and give its customers real value by offering the highest quality goods in a way that is most convenient for their lifestyle.  Where did the founders of BUYK develop this idea and prove its worth? The business model - vertical integration How fast is ultrafast delivery? Dark Stores - curated high-quality goods standing by to meet any need or craving How do they do it? Not all bikes are created equal. Discover the BUYK difference. NYC is first. Where will we find BUYK next? Connect with James Walker on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jwalkermobile/ BUYK: https://www.buyk.com/  

Unfrozen interviews Lev Kushner, Partner, Department of Here, co-author of “The Dark Side of 15-Minute Grocery Delivery,” Bloomberg CityLab, Dec. 7, 2021, with Greg Lindsay

Amazon feilt an Food-Marktplatz. Gericht lehnt Woolworth-Eilantrag gegen 2G ab. Amsterdam schließt Dark Stores in Wohngebieten.

Hello, I'm Piers Fawkes and in this episode with Retail Innovation Week : dark stores and dark cities, the holidays on your phone, and luxury's casualization moment In the first section: Convenience, community, and last-mile delivery . Keeping shoppers happy along their purchase journey is what leads to repeat orders and increased engagement, and shopper happiness is increasingly being linked to the rapid fulfillment of their order. The rise of hyper-fast fulfillment hubs and autonomous delivery technologies to meet the always-on needs of a new generation of shoppers is redrawing the lines around retail, real estate, and increasingly the communities we reside within. In the second section: Last-Minute Mobile Holiday Shopping. Retailers are betting on interactive, phone-in-hand technology as the best way for shoppers to put presents under their trees this holiday season. Immersive, tech-fueled experiences are redefining window shopping for the 21st century by promoting products through customizable and personalized experiences, while mobile devices are turning even street murals into shoppable occasions. In the final section: The furthering of luxury and retail (looks like a lot of sneakers). The luxury market, particularly resale, is embracing streetwear with open arms, as the latter's meteoric rise redefines the former's category and places skateboards and hoodies on par with heirloom watches and jewelry. Sneakers are now the top-stocked men's and women's footwear style across all luxury brands. Shoppers' appetite doesn't appear to be wearing thin any time soon, with new streetwear auction records being set almost annually. Thanks for listening to Retail Innovation Week. If you found this useful, subscribe to us on your favorite podcast player or get the email by signing up at www.RetailInnovationWeek.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/psfk/message

Dark stores – more widely known as microdistribution hubs – have been gaining prominence in India and Southeast Asia, with grocery delivery startups like Dropezy and Zepto raising millions of dollars in funding and setting up hundreds of centers across the region. The future of this segment is brighter than its name suggests. By 2025, India's consumables market is projected to hit roughly US$1 trillion while Southeast Asia's online grocery market is expected to reach US$11.9 billion – a prime opportunity for operators of dark stores. In this episode of Deep Dive, Tech in Asia's Nikita Puri discusses the ins and outs of this rising phenomenon, the key players leading the segment, and how dark stores can change the way we buy groceries - or anything else we might need. More information on today's episode here: https://www.techinasia.com/deep-dive-bright-future-dark-stores Featured reporter: Nikita Puri, a Tech in Asia journalist based in India Essential reading: Dark stores light up red-hot grocery delivery market Stanford dropouts' firm bags $60m to speed up grocery delivery in India Indonesian e-grocery startup raises $2.5m to deliver orders in 20 minutes Episode sponsor: HVR 6.0 allows organizations to incorporate real-time movement into new and existing data management strategies, load massive tables much faster to speed up the adoption of new analytics systems, configure network encryption to make it secure by default, and dramatically simplify the deployment of initial data replication. Sign up now to take a test drive of HVR 6.0: https://techin.asia/hvr6

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There's been a lot of buzz around grocery dark stores and ghost kitchens, but not a lot of people are talking about the growing number of cannabis dark stores. Here to tell us more is Jeff Sampson, founder and CEO of Everscore. Everscore's marketplace: everscore.com  Everscore for brands: everscoreconnect.com Key Takeaways: [1:02] An inside look at Everscore, the first direct-to-consumer marketplace for THC and CBD products [2:25] Jeff's background and how he came to start Everscore [4:33] How the current dispensary model works against new brands trying to enter the market [7:45] The rise in cannabis dark stores and where Jeff sees this trend heading over the next few years [11:56] How dark stores will even the playing field for small brands and help diversify the industry [18:47] Everscore's extensive analytics and ad network of 40,000+ lifestyle publishers [25:97] How Everscore offers ultra-tailored fulfillment with its large network of brands, growers, and manufacturers [32:50] Jeff's plans to expand Everscore throughout the US to provide brands the biggest footprint possible

Two-day delivery, one-day delivery, same-day delivery has now morphed into a 15-minute delivery craze with consumers demanding near real-time product deliveries from local stores. There is a surge of well-funded small startups, especially in grocery, that are chomping at the bit to deliver products within a small window of time, but can this model compete against the incumbent juggernauts? Join Robin Lewis and Shelley E. Kohan, TRR's chief strategist as they delve into dark stores and the temptation of instant gratification through instant fulfillment.For more strategic insights and compelling content, visit TheRobinReport.com where you can read, watch, and listen to content from Robin Lewis and other industry experts.Be sure to follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter for the latest from Robin Lewis and The Robin Report.

Market dynamics are forcing tech companies to constantly evolve and undercut each other. In e-commerce, firms are competing not only on pricing and quality, but also on how fast they reach your doorstep. It started with Swiggy launching Instamart, promising grocery delivery in 15 to 30 minutes in Bengaluru and Gurugram. Soon, Dunzo stepped in with its 19-minute delivery promise. Then Grofers with a 10-minute pledge. Now, Zepto, a startup run by 19-year-old Stanford dropouts Aadit Palicha and Kaivalya Vohra, is also promising 10-minute delivery of groceries. So, how are these firms able to deliver groceries in such a short time? The answer is dark stores. Dark stores or micro-warehouses are located close to the point of delivery, as opposed to large warehouses on the city outskirts. Hundreds of dark stores service an entire city like Delhi, compared to 3-4 large warehouses. Each dark store manages a focused set of 1,500-2,000 stock-keeping units (SKUs) or distinct product items. Startups are using technologies inside these dark stores to reduce the processing time for orders.  However, as Indian startups are gunning to become the fastest to deliver your groceries, their race has also triggered a debate on social media.  Given the condition of our roads and the traffic in our big cities, is it fair for startups to make their delivery partners work under a time constraint of as little as 10 minutes? Responding to the criticism, Grofers CEO Albinder Dhindsa clarified that his company is, in no way, forcing its delivery partners to “drive faster”.  The market penetration of quick-commerce is estimated at around $0.3 billion in the calendar year 2021 and is expected to grow to $5 billion by 2025, according to a new report by RedSeer. The growth will be led by convenience-seeking customers, among them ambitious millennials who are impulse purchasers, in the big cities. The addressable market for quick-commerce in India is 20 million households, according to RedSeer.  However, analysts aren't sure about the sustainability of the quick-commerce model in India. Online grocery startups operate on wafer-thin profit margins of around 10 per cent to 20 per cent. Now add to that the cost of delivering groceries in 10, 15 or 19 minutes by operating several micro-warehouses. Analysts add that while customers would not say no to quick deliveries, it is highly unlikely they'll choose to pay extra for it. It remains to be seen if quick-commerce startups can create an addressable market and sustain their race for faster deliveries.  Watch Video

In the Oct issue of Consumer Reports Magazine, they show us how to shop smarter in these strange times of inflation and product shortages both in the walk-in stores and online. Also, find out what "dark" stores are doing to combat product shortages.

Qui n'a jamais rêvé de se faire livrer ses courses et de les recevoir en seulement 15 minutes ? Cajoo, premier acteur français à s'être positionné sur la livraison de repas, a réussi à révolutionner un univers qui n'est une partie de plaisir pour personne. Henri Capoul, cofondateur et CEO de cette jeune startup qui a levé 46 millions d'euros après seulement 7 mois d'existence, dévoile les secrets de sa réussite. Il démontre qu'être un entrepreneur à succès, c'est aussi savoir se montrer résilient et ne jamais abandonner !Au programme :0:00 : Intro1:45 : Le parcours de Henri Capoul. L'avant-Cajoo : l'aventure McKinsey et Bolt12:20 : Les débuts de Cajoo et le business de dark stores19:41 : Réussir ses levées de fonds et à se démarquer dans un univers concurrentiel28:40 : Les clés de la réussite entrepreneuriale… et de la résilience !41:06 : L'avenir de Cajoo et de Henri Capoul

Les professionnels du Quick Commerce débarquent en France ! Leur ambition : révolutionner la livraison rapide de courses à domicile grace aux dark stores. Explications d'un phénomène en plein essor avec Laurie Evzline, Chroniqueuse Ecorama. Emission Ecorama du 6 aout 2021, présentée par David Jacquot sur Boursorama.com

This episode features an interview with Max Pedró, Co-Founder & President of Takeoff Technologies. As an eCommerce and Financial Services entrepreneur, Max is working to transform online grocery by developing an ecosystem of automated micro-fulfillment centers.On this episode, Max takes us inside the backroom of what he calls “the beehive of automation,” discusses why price cannot be overlooked in favor of speed and convenience, and lays out his vision for the grocery store of the future. 3 Takeaways:By making humans 10x more productive, automation allows for the investment in click-and-pick technology. A Takeoff micro-fulfillment center can assemble 130 units per labor hour vs. 20 units in a brick-and-mortar supermarket. It also increases online volume by 20%.Online grocery is here to stay. Four years ago, 0.5% of purchases were online. This year, it is projecting to be north of 10% - a 20x increase. This behavior is going to stick post-pandemic, and customers are going to continue to expect same in-store prices and two-hour delivery.Love your lamb chops but don’t care about roaming the aisles for toilet paper? The grocery store of the future will feature a combined shopping experience where “wants” items (meats, coffee, flowers) are still made available to pick and enjoy in-store, while routine items are set aside for drive-through and delivery fulfillment.Key Quotes: “Let's face it, companies like Amazon and Walmart are making this the new norm: same price as in-stores, no additional fees. You choose pickup or home delivery within two hours. The only way that you can actually build viable businesses is if you put automation very close to where their shoppers are; therefore, hyper-local micro fulfillments.”“We can help reimagine retail, and in doing so we can actually democratize access of quality foods at even cheaper prices, all while adding convenience.”“In a world without shelves, shoppers just want convenience and not to pay more for it.”--This podcast is presented by Dell Technologies and Intel. Together they help you realize digital transformation across retail by driving IT innovation to better engage with today’s connected consumer. Learn more at DellTechnologies.com/retail and Intel.com/retail.

Livraison en 10 minutes, comment ça fonctionne ? Découvrez une nouvelle dimension de la distribution, celle qui n’est pas visible, celle qui n’a aucun de point de vente pour recevoir ses clients, nous parlons des dark stores et du Q Commerce (Q pour Quick ;-). Pour ceux qui ne sont pas encore à l’aise avec le concept, un dark store est un magasin organisé de manière exclusive pour les livraisons internet. Votre seul moyen d'acheter est de passer par le site ou l’application du magasin, à l’image de ce qui existe déjà avec les dark kitchens.  Habitants des grandes agglomérations françaises, vous avez sûrement déjà vu des pubs pour des apps vendant des denrées alimentaires et vous promettant d’être livré en moins de 15 minutes. Pour en parler, j’ai le grand plaisir de recevoir Pierre Guionin, le General Manager de Gorillas en France. Gorillas est la nouvelle licorne allemande qui a levé 290 M$ début 2021, moins d’un an après sa création.  L’entreprise s’internationalise et la France fait partie des pays clés. Le déploiement est en cours avec la promesse de livrer en 10 minutes. Avec Pierre, nous parlons d’abord du marché. Celui-ci est en pleine mutation depuis la crise du covid et il est intéressant de l’entendre se prononcer sur les changements d’habitudes et les nouveaux besoins des consommateurs. Nous poursuivons sur la proposition de valeur de Gorillas et sur l'orchestration des opérations. Car dans un métier comme celui-ci, la réussite repose la qualité d'exécution d’autant plus que la promesse est forte. Enfin, nous abordons le sujet fondamental du recrutement de clients. Comme la jeune entreprise s’y prend-elle ?

A retailer seeks to be a cornerstone of the local community even as it fights a legal battle to reduce its tax burden. An online menu is tied to a kitchen without a restaurant.  @Jeff Fisher and @Cristine Gonzalez Wertz go a little dark this week with the help of @Wiliam Thomas. 

The digital channel and an on-demand retail world are here, front and center. There isn't a retailer out there who doesn't realize that digital retail is one of, if not THE most important element of their future. The amount of online order fulfillment that retailers are doing today is about 3 times what they were doing a year ago and the physical boxes (aka stores) are becoming less and less practical to fulfill that volume. In this episode we catch back up with Jordan Berke, Founder of Tomorrow Retail Consulting, who we spoke with almost a year ago about the notion of and need for dark stores. Jordan shares his expert opinions and predictions on the true rise of dark stores over the next year and what it means for stores to become fulfillment centers.01:04 – A refresher on Tomorrow Retail 02:06 – An on-demand retail world05:37 – The rise of dark stores (for real)09:10 – Stores as fulfillment centers17:18 – “Blank” from home20:17 – The boardroom’s reaction 24:22 – US vs. Asia (digital adoption)26:47 – Predictions for the future and obligatory football talk

We discuss 2 things that have seen a meteoric rise in March - Bitcoin and hundreds of millions of Euros in venture capital investments pouring into instant food delivery in EuropeWill Uldis spend his government stimmy checks to buy Bitcoin and why is Janis so excited about strangers in gorilla costumes bringing cookies to his apartment? Find out in the latest episodeBitcoin:Reasons why holding Bitcoin on your company's balance sheet could be the most rational thing you can do in the current economyAnd reasons why you shouldn't do it Tesla made more profit from Bitcoin than from selling cars, but is the current price sustainable in long term?Skip the overly technical whitepapers - 4 resources that will help you to learn more about cryptoFood tech:Why ‘dark stores' and ‘ghost kitchens' are not titles of shitty horror B-movies, but actually a good thing2 companies founded in 2020 raise close to 100M together to deliver groceries to your door in 10 minutesWith tens of millions of EUR up for grabs potentially in the Baltics who will do that here?Will people return to stores when Covid neds or will ‘One app to deliver them all' rule the landHighlights of the week:A new investment fund in Baltics 51M for Estonian deep tech companySee the video content exclusively on Linkedin > https://www.linkedin.com/company/pursuit-of-scrappiness/ Questions/suggestions? Join our Telegram group > https://t.me/pursuitofscrappiness Find out more on https://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/ 

Listo nuestro nuevo episodio con las noticias más relevantes en la industria del #retail #retailing y #consumomasivo - #mitiendasegura la iniciativa para rescatar el canal tradicional. - Las marcas con mayor venta online durante la pandemia. - Dark Stores en México. - Tec Check alista nueva plataforma para quejas del comercio electrónico en Mexico.

Welcome back to Season 3 of Drink Like a Lady. With the pandemic,  our personal lives were disrupted.  The way we do business was disrupted. Business models, products and services, team building and culture building were scrutinized in a way we haven't seen in 10 years.Companies that weren't early adopters of technology --now are. More are obsessed with analytics in order to learn about their customer.In today's episode, we are looking  at the companies that pivoted successfully in 2020. 1. Grocery Stores Became Dark Fulfillment CentersIn the effort to better serve customers AND to protect employees , a number of grocery stores are banning customers from entering and instead transforming the stores into DARK stores, or order fulfillment centers.Whole Foods (for one) converted stores in both Los Angeles and New York, and Kroger and Eagle have done the same with multiple locations.Dark Stores allow grocers to fill pickup and delivery orders much more quickly than using fulfillment centers further from customers.2. Restaurants Entered the Grocery MarketMany restaurant chains, including Panera, California Pizza Kitchen and Subway, have begun selling fresh groceries  such as : eggs, fresh vegetables, meat, and even liquor to pick up alongside their restaurant orders. They have access to fresh produce and need a revenue stream anyway.3. Retailers Ramped Up Curbside PickupAs customers were barred from shopping in-store, retailers brought merchandise to the curb. It was a way to move inventory, keep customers, and be safe.  Retailers such as DSW, Best Buy, Staples, Macy's, Kohl's created "PickUp Stations"where customers could pick up  items with low risk.4. Hotels offer “day rates” for remote workers.Red Roof Inn started offering day rates for folks to work remotely for as low as $29.00 a day at some locations.  You can't beat a fast internet connection and a quiet place to work, plus hotels needed the revenue.5. Fitness Companies Move Workouts OnlineFolks don't have to go a physical gym to work out and be healthy.  Online classes in yoga, Pilates, weight training, aerobics blew up during the pandemic.The successful pivots had these traits in common:Agile mindset. The companies pivoted quickly. Strong leadership prevailed.Acceptance that consumer demands were changing. The way we buy products and services will never be the same.Acceptance that personal and business life is different now too.

The COVID-19 pandemic is a catalyst for innovations in the retail sector, and we believe that landlords can play a significant role in the new normal. Retailers have raced to refine and rejig their stores and distribution facilities, with the spotlight moving to a new category of functional spaces: dark stores and ghost kitchens. Our discussion today takes a deep dive into these potential uses for retail space and follows the release of our recent thematic report, “Trick or Treat: Dark Stores and Ghost Kitchens,” and a related interview on BNN Bloomberg. BMO clients can view our thematic report by visiting: https://researchglobal0.bmocapitalmarkets.com/research/6545e0b0-b93a-4a27-ac31-2affa42611db/ Watch the BNN Bloomberg interview by visiting: https://www.bnnbloomberg.ca/video/we-are-still-fairly-cautious-of-retail-sector-bmo-capital-markets-analyst~2067021 To access our full disclosures, please visit: https://researchglobal0.bmocapitalmarkets.com/public-disclosure/

La columna de Íñigo Biain de hoy.