#food delivery software US

[happymealprep]

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[elisamaza]

Pizza delivery drivers of Reddit, what are some of the craziest reasons people have ended up on the “no delivery list”?

gameryamen

I worked for a pizza place that was near a very large software company. Deliveries to the neighborhoods or offices where all the tech workers lived was usually pretty awesome because they'd tip rather well. But there was one apartment that started to become a concern for us drivers. The man ordering was always polite, always paid, always tipped $4, and he would have been a perfect customer. He'd order breadsticks and a salad twice a week, and sometimes he'd include a bottle of root beer. Except when he opened his door, you could see an alarming amount of our breadsticks boxes stacked everywhere inside. Not like a few on the counter and a couple by the trash, stacks and stacks of them. Even worse, it was only our boxes in there. He wasn't just ordering from us often, we were the only place he was getting food outside of work. Now, I've worked in some of those tech offices myself, I know that there's enough decent food options just hanging out in the break rooms that this guy was probably not malnourished, but the way his living space was a shrine of greasy cardboard was a clear sign that this guy didn't have a healthy relationship with our food. Our manager was a really cool dude though, and he heard the drivers joking about the boxes and asked a couple of us "Is this like a messy guy or a guy who needs help?" We agreed it was probably the latter. So on his day off, the manager went to the guys apartment with an envelope that had gift cards for several other restaurants that delivered in that area and chatted with him. Manager found out that the guy was an immigrant on a Visa who was struggling to find American food he liked, and too socially awkward to ask anyone. So he talked with him through a few menus and helped him with some recommendations. Then he helped the guy load all the old boxes into his truck to take to the dump, in exchange for a promise not to order from us more than once a week. For a little while, the manager had a note on the calendar showing the last time the guy had ordered, and a couple times he had to hold his ground and refuse the guy's order. But after that chat, I never saw the stacks of boxes again, and the guy would boast about the different meals he'd had.

what the fuck dude, this is so sweet.

[stellaralignment]

After reading @kira-serialfaggot 's post about inaccessible menus and @butterfly-sapphire post about non-customizable menus figured I now had sufficient excuse to rant about how I hate how every big restaurant's ""solution"" to these two problems is somehow always the worst fucking app I've ever had to use in my life.

So, to clarify real quick. I agree with both previous posts. Places that serve food should have their menu easily accessible somewhere if they have an online presence, and places that let you customize your order need to have that as a feature of any digital ordering solution they implement. Good? Good.

So, a lot of places I've seen (Wendys, Taco Bell, and McDonald to name a few) Have tried to get around how fucking horrible the DD app itself is by making their own apps with DD integration for the actual ordering/serving of delivery orders. Great, this lets them provide their own menu customization options, serve discounts/coupons, and generally have more control over the user experience. Fantastic. As a bonus, this usually also allows you to just look at the menu whenever you want.

Small issue. All of these apps were written by the worst fucking programmers I have ever witnessed in my life. I havn't gotten angry enough to de-compile or try to reverse engineer one yet, but my user experience has been so consistently bad and I've encountered issues that, as a software engineer, I honestly could not tell you how fucked their system has to be in order to allow that to happen.

Allow me to tell you the worst of these. I'm trying to order delivery from a store. It's late, like 7pm, but I know the place is open till 10. I can confirm this on their website (I do later for reasons that will become apparent) and google maps. So I punch in my address, make my order, and go to checkout. Unfortunately, the app tells me "Your payment method failed. Please select a new method and try again". Which was odd, but not unimaginable. I've had issues with my bank in the past. So I swap cards and try again, thinking nothing of it.

Except, my other card doesn't work either. Nor does using PayPal, or Google Pay, or any of the other payment options I tried. I'm getting desperate. I buy some games on steam just to make sure some of these are working, which they are. I was worried, but now that I've confirmed all my money hasn't been siphoned away somehow, I'm just confused and getting annoyed.

So I start going insane. I buy digital gift cards from several different sites and try using them. No dice, payment failed. I try using the website instead of the app, on my phone and PC. Payment failed. I boot up an android studio instance with a brand new virtual phone, install the app on it, and try to order. Again. Payment failed.

I'm starting to wonder if their servers are just completely down. A friend in a different state can order with no problems. A friend in the same town can order with no fanfare.

But my roommates can't. They have the same issue

Payment failed.

So. I'm going insane. I've now spent almost 3 hours attempting to order food, and I'm starving. It is at this point that my anger finally overcomes my social anxiety, and I do the one thing I never thought I'd do.

I call the store in question.

Now, in all of this there was one crucial mistake I made. See, that friend in the same town? Lived on the other side of town. And there's 2 different stores of this franchise in town. We didn't control for this, because the app doesn't let you pick a store anyways when doing delivery. It's hard locked to whatever one is closest, which isn't a terrible thing to do. You need to get the delivery address anyways, and you know where all your store are, so it cuts out a step for me. But having to choose a store might've clued us in to what was going wrong.

Because the store? Was closed. Not just closed, like mega closed. It was being shut down. It hadn't been open for two weeks, and would never be open again. The order was failing because they'd already taken all the computer systems out, and it couldn't confirm to have received the order.

So there was nothing wrong with the payment. Literally nothing I could have done about this. I am just barred completely from ordering because the app defaults to the nearest location for orders, and my nearest location didn't exist anymore.

And you'd think that there would be some way to communicate this to the user when making the app. But for reasons I can only assume are profit motivated (Though I have no idea how the fuck this is more efficient/profitable), the app just defaults to saying the payment failed.

Now, I wouldn't be this mad if this was just "oops edge case lol" where I suffered the unfortunate consequences of some procrastinator forgetting to do the thing that removes stores from the database. Unfortunate but not really anyone I can blame for it. But no. This is just the most extreme example, and it's not even confined to the one app.

Almost every single app like this I've used defaults to saying the payment failed and to try a new payment method when anything goes wrong. No drivers out on DoorDash to actually move the order? Payment failed. You're trying to order a seasonal item that got dropped today? Payment failed. The companies servers actually are down? Payment failed. You're not connected to wi-fi like an idiot and there's actually something you can do to fix the issue that's not related to payment whatsoever? Payment failed.

What the fuck is up with this lazy ass programming? I seriously doubt there's enough technical debt from these apps to justify not having a robust error catching system that communicates with the user what the issue is. By the fucking stars these people love collecting intrusive data, I'm surprised they havn't used this as an excuse to harvest everyone's fucking location at all times and send "error data" back to central.

But just don't tell me my debit card was declined when I'm trying to order a burger and you closed that store two weeks ago.

[itsbenedict]

From the beginning | Previously | Coin standings

Yes indeedy! That glue reminds you- just to the south of this market square in the medieval village, there's supposed to be a school of some sort. Since you VALUE LEARNING, you should head there next.

But first...

A DEMOCRAT spends a whopping 21 Coin and purchases a bevy of useful items from the fennec in the butterflies. How generous!

The WIFI ACCESS POINT can be installed in a particular area to gain access to the local network, allowing you to browse the files stored there and potentially communicate with users. Once installed, the access point can't be uninstalled, so choose your moment carefully- or save up for a new one.

DENIAL OF SERVICE is a gun! Wait, a gun?! Yeah, a gun. But like, a fake hacking gun that shoots highly concentrated packet bursts at glitches to overwhelm and stun them. It comes with six "bullets".

The SOFTWARE PATCH can be spent to increase your STINGY OUTLIER by 5% with no untoward side effects! It can even clear certain negative statuses.

You've also been delivered something from UBER EATS, a kind of overpriced food delivery app with a questionable business model. Still, beggars can't be choosers. What is this, tikka masala? It's pretty good!

But you are still hungry.

With all that out of the way, you make your way south.

You find something that might've been a school, once- but here it's nothing but a maze of overgrown ruins. Marble and brick buildings have been overtaken by gigantic trees that hungrily envelop anything they can get their roots on, and the halls, as usual, sit empty and devoid of life... that isn't a weird monster falling apart at the seams. You spot a toucan, except instead of a body it just has another beak, forming some sort of horrid banana that appears to be silently begging for death with two lungless mouths. Eegh.

What can you do here?

There's a couple of kids following you- creepy. These FILIAL TWINS are completely identical and finish each other's sentences, which is just plain spooky. Stop that!

There's someone else offering a tour of a factory that turns iron to sugary breakfast cereal. You don't know how that's possible, but you could find out on an IRON CANDY CHEERIOS TOUR.

Hey, an elevator! An elevator that's been booby-trapped to hell and back! WOO, LETHAL LIFT! You bet you'd be completely murdered if you got on this thing. Fun!

That mannequin's here, reminding you that you always have the option to use SECRETARY POSTURE to look your gleaming best for an EVIL DEVIL AGLEAM.

Continued

[greatbigbellies]

2023 PREGNANCY KINK ADVENT CALENDAR (DAY 4)

Esoteric Eats: McPreggo, Enjoyable Fast Food Fare That Kicks More Than You’d Expect!

Author: Veronica Greene

With a name like “McPreggo”, you’re probably greeted by a lot of questions. What do they even serve? How good are their lawyers that they can get away with a name like that? Why is it spelled with two G’s when the sauce brand only uses one?  While I can’t answer all of these questions, things will start to make more sense once I explain both the food, and this restaurant’s gimmick.

You see, much like the chain fast food restaurant that this place borrows its prefix from, McPreggo is a burger joint, serving a wide line of burgers, fries, breaded chicken items, and other side items. The wait between order placement and food delivery is very short, and everything is fairly uniform from one visit to the next. “So what?” I hear you saying, “It’s McDonald’s with a weird name?” and that, my dear reader, is where you’re wrong. McPreggo’s selling point, and the reason the place was so packed when I ordered my food for review, was that each entree item induces a sort of “quantum-phantom pregnancy”, and each side item, dessert, and special soft drink causes different effects on the pregnancy in question. The pregnancy persists for 6 hours on average, though they do have items (such as the mozzarella sticks, which I saw being eaten in abundance) to further extend the duration of an active McPreggo pregnancy. They also include a sauce that increases the duration further by a random amount, giving the experience an air of spontaneity if desired. These items can be eaten in abundance for a pregnancy carrying multiples, though they also include entrees that will take you up to triplets with a single sandwich. The whole experience really caters to embracing all of the struggles that come with pregnancy, with items that increase belly size in different dimensions, brightens stretchmarks, and even increases the activeness of the quantum babies inside. That said, if you ever overextend and bite off more than you can chew, some of their dessert items are great for pulling back the intensity. Items which I’m sure any parent-to-be wished worked on non-quantum pregnancies.

Once again, I know what you’re thinking. “Quantum-phantom pregnancy? Did they lace this lady’s burger with something hallucinogenic?” to which I say no. This stuff WORKS, and it’s one-to-one with the real thing. While it doesn’t usually come up, because this is a food review publication and the food critic’s personal life is typically irrelevant, I actually have two kids. A pair of twins, in fact. The relevance of this is simple: I’ve been pregnant before, the old fashioned way, which means I know what it feels like. So when I placed my order, spying everyone from the customers to the employees sporting (some excessively) round baby bumps, I almost scoffed a little. There was no way some little quantum science sandwich could simulate what it was actually like to carry life in your womb.

Sitting here, drafting this article with voice dictation software because my belly has grown so large I cannot comfortably reach my desktop keyboard, I am a humbled woman. I was so, so wrong.

The unfortunate fact of the matter is, their menu is well beyond what I could eat in a single sitting, which is why this review is going to focus on some of the major lunch items, some of the more outlandish side items, and wrap up with a milkshake. They have a full breakfast menu, as well as a list of sodas which are hand-mixed in house, and a myriad of sauces with their own effects. If this review gets enough attention, I’d be happy to dive back in for a part two, revisiting McPreggo for the other items. Until then though, lets get to the food.

My first item was aptly named “The Twinner”, a simple double stack cheeseburger with your standard fixings. I figured since I’d been pregnant with twins before, I’d skip the singleton and go right to what I’m familiar with. I must say, the burger was delightful. While by no means the most innovative thing taste wise, it doesn’t have to reinvent the wheel to be good. The meat patties were grilled to perfection and the vegetables gave it a lovely crunch! While the place is marketed to be along the lines of a speed-first fast food place, the quality of the food reminds me more of a small town, family owned diner. Just genuinely tasty, and fills you up!

And boy, does this thing fill you up. Nothing happened until I finished my burger completely. There was just enough of a delay that I had a moment where I thought I’d been duped. Like all the bumps there were fake and it was some elaborate prank… Then I felt something shift inside me, deep in my gut, and I started to fill out. The experience was… disarmingly non-invasive. It didn’t hurt, I wouldn’t event call it “uncomfortable”, beyond of course the discomfort of the end result. I pulled my blouse up and watched my belly expand right before my eyes, placing a hand on it to feel my palm fill with my own taught midriff. I wasn’t timing it, but I’d say once the process started it took about 45 seconds. The growth is wild, you would expect it to hurt, like something would bruise or tear, but no, you just… feel yourself growing bigger.

And then they kicked, and I found myself remembering a time not so long ago, wearing maternity overalls which barely wrapped around me, painting the walls of my kid’s room while they excitedly jostled around inside me. Take it from an experienced mom-to-be, the sensation is exactly like the real deal. It’s jarring how real it felt, and feeling it like I was full term again, no 9 month buildup, just BAM, PREGNANT, after a single burger, was insane!

With my doubts disproven, I moved on to the other entree item I intended to eat for the review, “The Labor Inducer”. This was a spicy chicken sandwich which promised to add one baby to my womb, and induce regular braxton hicks contractions. I knew going into this review I had to try this one, just to gauge the realism of it, and to tell you, the reader, just how intense it gets. That’s why I’m here, to jump into the deep end so you don’t have to!

I will say, much like the twinner burger before, I have no complaints about the quality of the food. The chicken was warm and tender, the breading had good flavor, and the pepper sauce did pack more heat then I anticipated. It takes a few bites to hit, lulling you into a false sense of security before it ramps up. I have a decent spice tolerance, and it was pretty heated for me, so those with less resistance to heat should be reasonably wary.

The process repeated, with my belly growing further out, filling with a third, just as big as the other two. The size of the quantum babies each feels like the size of a healthy singleton, so know that they ramp up FAST when going for multiples. As for the braxton hicks, they also felt quite real. I recall the ones I dealt with when pregnant with my own kids being a bit more intense, but even these were strong. I’m not sure why anyone would intentionally give themselves contractions, because they did indeed hurt like you wouldn’t believe, but if you want realism, it’s there.

While there remained a lot from the lunch and even the breakfast menu that I’d yet to eat, many of the other items simply ramped up the multiples. There were of course others, which included random numbers of additional babies, and even included some pregnancy-specific medical conditions for customers to experience (I’ll admit I had to google “polyhydramnios”). As mentioned before, those will have to be for another review. What I wanted to delve into was the sides, which promised everything from reshaping my belly to increasing the strength of certain pregnancy-based side effects. I started with the pickle chips, which I knew I’d enjoy since I’m a sucker for salty snack foods. They claimed to enhance the strength of pregnancy cravings, and generally make things taste better.

If any of my readers ever considers trying McPreggo, do yourself a favor, and have an appetizer of these chips. Even if you don’t like pickles, they’re worth it. The already tasty line up becomes sublime once you have active cravings for it. I know full well this is a marketing tactic, to get you to waddle in and buy more food, but when the food in question is so good, I’ll allow it. The chips themselves were crisp and had a nice crunch to them, and the salt content was on par with a good potato chip. Once the cravings hit, I moved to the fries. 

These were marketed as making a belly longer, creating a “torpedo belly” shape. I downed them quickly, (they were very, very good. Lightly seasoned with something I couldn’t place because I demolished them too fast), and while I couldn’t quite tell at first if they had worked, the sensation of the front of my now triplet heavy belly nudging the table I sat at, when I myself hadn’t moved an inch, was proof enough. At this point, I was starting to feel heavy and sluggish, and started to slow down a bit. I’d eaten two sandwiches and two large sides, and was now carrying multiples on top of it all, so I was feeling quite stuffed. Still, I had two more items I wanted to try. The spicy nuggets touted themselves as increasing movement of the quantum babies, making them more active. A claim that before eating anything I doubted, but now was fully willing to believe. After eating the six nuggets, which did pack some heat though nowhere near as much as the labor inducer, the once mostly dormant babies inside of me began to stir. It was slow at first, but once one was moving, all three were kicking and shifting like crazy. I once again was reminded of those sleepless nights, trying to get comfortable with rowdy twins in me, but now, there was a third. I only had one 6 piece order and felt a difference, so I can’t imagine how intense it would be if someone had 12 or even 18.

To wrap up the review, I had a large “Maternal Marionberry” milkshake waiting for me. It’d been out for the duration of my meal so I expected it to be a little softer after having melted some. I was surprised that it was still quite thick, and I had to work to get it through the straw. The marionberry flavor was really on-point, very fruity, very smooth. The shake claimed it’d widen my hips and give me the “pregnancy glow”, and while I’m not sure how you measure the “pregnancy glow”, the hips are definitely wider. Not only did they feel bigger, but once I cumbersomely hefted myself from my chair and waddled over to the mirror, I could visually tell they had changed. I did a slow, awkward 360 view around the mirror and I had to admit, it was crazy feeling pregnant again. I looked and FELT the part, and had to give credit where it was due, those cooks at McPreggo made the experience a tasty one.

So to summarize, McPreggo food is very good on its own, but the gimmick really sets it apart. The effects onset quickly and are painless, but they really do what they say on the package, so don’t underestimate them. I still have about 4 hours left of my quantum pregnancy as I’m writing the first draft of this review, and given how hard it’ll be to reach my keyboard to make edits as I am, I’m going to take some time to enjoy this. Overall, if you wanna sample pregnancy, easy 10/10. And if you’re just there for the food, definitely 8/10, but stick to the sides, or you’re in for a heavy surprise when you finish that burger.

[rx-review]

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web applicatiom development

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 The chief goal of mobile application should be to providing real and meaningful value to it’s users. This typically includes solving problems of the user, making tasks easy, or to providing better quality entertainment. A app is said to be treasured if it is providing satisfaction to the user ,regularly improves their quality of user life in  Mobile applications importance can be highlighted by the  smartphones as they have become one of the most crucial  part of our life because  to mobile application  development. Technology development is making our life busier  so it is difficult for us to be organized well  in many tasks. However the growth of mobile application development is making our life much easier and hustle free , compactable and well organized. Now people can download anything from Google play store. There are many apps some are  available Paid while some are free . .It has various uses  such as social media, leisure apps such as online games, music and novels ,E-commerce which plays a crucial role in buying and selling. Educational apps which helps students in understanding easier all over the globe. Online bookings ,and online food delivery apps.

Conclusion . The ultimate goal of mobile application development is delivering supreme quality Apps that users finds reliable and enjoyable and finds value to the user.

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its that time of year again

To all the new undergrads out there, here are the best ways I found to save money without completely sucking all the joy out of life, from a current grad student :) (a lot of this advice is usamerican-centric for students that live on/very close to campus because that was my undergrad experience)

Advice under the cut because I wrote too much:

School stuff:

Don't buy the textbooks from the bookstore. Especially don't buy them new. Rent them from Chegg or Amazon, or straight up pirate them from the internet. (I am a huge advocate for textbook piracy)

You can also see if your school has a textbook swap. You can try to start a textbook swap, or coordinate with friends about swapping books if you take the same classes at different times. Maybe talk to your RA about organizing one for your dorm floor/building.

Apple, HP, and Dell all have educational discount programs, if you need a computer with a little more oomph than a Chromebook or a ThinkPad. (I also highly recommend getting anything BUT a chromebook, but I know that's not always in the cards). DON'T get an Apple computer if you are a STEM major. It will cause more headaches than it's worth.

Take advantage of the bus pass your college tuition comes with. Go places. It's not as fast as an uber but it's a hell of a lot cheaper and you've already paid for it. Consider using this service instead of keeping a car on campus, too! Parking passes are also usually pricey.

Some regions have services like ZipCar where you can rent a car by the hour. Universities where this is available often have a deal to make it more accessible to students. (Use this when the bus isn't an option! It's usually also way cheaper than an Uber, and you can get different sized cars for different needs!)

If you get sick/hurt (of the non-emergent variety) badly enough to warrant a doctor visit: try visiting your campus health center first! Students usually get a free visit or two per semester/quarter.

Your student health center will often have free safe sex supplies. Sometimes they have the good stuff. They really don't care how often you come in and dig through the condom bowl. My campus had a monthly delivery service you could sign up for (for free). I've managed to get free condoms, lube, dental dams, and gloves this way. (This is a very cheap way to figure out what lube and condoms you like and hate, btw)

Don't say no to ANY of the free stuff. Take all the t-shirts, stickers, pens, mugs, markers, discount codes, reusable shopping bags, temporary tattoos, snacks, and cheap sunglasses they're willing to give you. Even if you won't use it yourself, it all makes excellent branded merchandise for the people in your life supporting you. You can even save on gifts during holidays by passing some of this stuff off to people who will use it. (I was given a free pair of sunglasses in my freshman year that I still use—7 years later—in situations where I don't want to lose/damage my better ones).

Smaller businesses close to campus will probably have a student discount. Ask. It'll probably be less than 20% but take what you can get, because it adds up.

Often your college will have some amount of free software for you to use while you're a student. Typically Microsoft Office, but sometimes others. I've gotten access to Photoshop, ArcGIS, MATLAB, JMP Pro, and a few others this way. (Piracy is an option here, but it's more challenging because these things are more closely guarded.)

Sometimes at the end of the year, people moving out will just leave the furniture they don't want anymore outside. I don't recommend doing this, because someone has to clean it up but take advantage of it when it happens if you see something you want.

Steal food from the dining hall (if it's the buffet kind). Some places you have to be more sneaky about it, but some places you don't. My bestie used to straight up bring in two half-gallon jugs and fill one from the dining hall milk dispenser and the other with lemonade once a week or so and nobody ever stopped her or said anything. Generally dining halls are staffed by students that don't get paid enough to care that it's your fourth stop by the pizza station and you can't possibly have eaten that much pizza in the last thirty minutes. (Bring tupperware in your backpack. If they don't allow backpacks, napkins in a sweatshirt front pocket also work (transfer to tupperware once you get your bag back)

IF YOU QUALIFY FOR WORK STUDY: do it! The WS jobs generally pay better because half the wage comes from the government and half comes from the person who hired you (makes it easier to pay you more because they don't even have to budget for a minimum wage employee).

Activities:

Go to the activities put on by the dorms and various student groups. I promise you'll have more fun than you think, and they're usually free to very inexpensive. Get a free succulent. Make friendship bracelets and cute soap. Watch a free movie. Go on that kayak tour. See a sports game for a team you don't care about. This is an excellent way to supplement your work-life balance and you might make a friend.

Share streaming service passwords/costs with friends or roommates. If everyone in the friend group comes in with one, you can have the whole shebang for a fraction of the cost. Alternatively, split the cost of one or two that you rotate between every few months (in my experience, this works best seasonally: Autumn is Netflix and Hulu, Winter is HBO and Disney+ etc) Piracy is also an option here as well.

Try to make most of your fun beverages on your own at home. Limit the starbucks coffee or boba to once or twice a week. Take the $15-30/week you saved by not buying starbucks everyday and go to the movies or something. Save up for a camping trip with friends. Idk. I spend $12/every six weeks-ish on the costco-sized container of the coffee I like and that's roughly the same price as two medium lattes. I like having that money for other stuff.

If you have metered internet: do all your big downloads on the free campus network.

Support your on campus artists by going to shows, showings, exhibits, and galleries. They're often a very inexpensive way to see art.

Like reading for fun? Check out your local library. They have the books, but also movies and games. Some libraries have a Library of Things where you can borrow like. Baking pans or a lawn mower. The city library is guaranteed to be quieter than the university libraries, if that's your thing. You also probably won't have to trip a basketball player to beat them to the last available table during finals week.

If you're going on hikes that are less than 10 miles round trip, I'd argue that you really don't need much in the way of specialized equipment* (especially if you have cell service the whole time (for maps/GPS)), which makes it very inexpensive if you already have a couple water bottles, snacks, comfortable shoes, and a backpack. *See the great outdoors section for more recommendations

Live somewhere like Alaska? Like outside? Find someone who knows what they're doing and go foraging. It's very important you bring an expert the first few times ESPECIALLY if you live in an area where you could be ingesting poisonous mushrooms or berries. My roommate and I love going on berry picking hikes.

Like hiking but don't like hiking alone? Join an on-campus club OR a meet-up group. This is an excellent way to make friends (and find a few hiking buddies)

Regal movie theatre is the most expensive. If you have a different one in your area your tickets will likely be a few bucks cheaper. (we only have regal where I am and I am angry)

General shopping:

My personal philosophy is if I don't need it immediately, I don't buy it unless it's on sale.

Get a credit card or two with decent cashback rewards. DO NOT SPEND ANY MONEY YOU CANNOT IMMEDIATELY PAY OFF (this will avoid interest charges AND build your credit score, which will be important later on for things like renting an apartment, buying a car from a dealership, or buying a house). Use the card(s) for all your expenses. Cashback will add up pretty slowly, but it will add up. Discover It is pretty good for students and comes with a quarterly rotation of different things that get higher cash back. Apple Card has good cashback ONLY if you're using actual Apple Pay instead of the physical card (which is harder in less urban areas where cardreaders haven't been recently updated).

Make a throwaway email and sign up for stamp cards, loyalty programs, and rewards programs everywhere you shop (new email is so you don't have to be spammed with all the junk they send you but you can still access the coupons when you want them). Don't sign up for the ones with the credit cards unless they have good cashback (> 1-2%) for places that aren't their store. The Fred Meyer program slaps because it gives you gas discounts. I am currently paying less than $3.00/gallon (current cost in my area is ~$4.30/gallon). Fred Meyer is a Kroger brand, so if you don't have Freds but do have a different Kroger thing, see what they've got.

Check thrift/consignment stores and yard/garage/estate sales for things that you don't necessarily need to be in the nicest condition. Suitcases, dishes for that camping trip, a mat for outside your front door. Be really careful with soft furniture (it could be hosting bugs; if it's from a yard sale, ask the owner where it was stored before the sale. Items in the garage or a storage unit or outside should be extra scrutinized) and give everything you can a good wash/scrub down before letting it live in your house.

Estate sales are fantastic for furnishing an apartment. Usually an estate sale is done when (old) people die and the family wants help getting rid of the stuff they don't want for themselves. Currently, old people generally have very well made, solid wood furniture. It will go for much cheaper than it's actually worth if you buy it at an estate sale (rather than at an antique store). A lot of the time the furniture even matches. They'll also have things like vacuums, kitchen stuff, and maybe garage stuff.

TJ Maxx, Ross, and Homegoods (et cetra) are good for finding inexpensive clothes or home items.

Back to school sales are great for just about everything. Lots of big stuff like good furniture and electronics go on sale for things like labor/memorial day.

Don't buy a mattress just because it's the cheapest one. Buy one you actually like. Buy sheets and pillows you actually like. Having a good night's rest in a bed you are comfortable in is invaluable. It will make the rest of college way less bad I promise.

See if you can repair something before buying a new one. At best, you fix it. At worst, it continues to not work. I was gifted a pair of bose noise cancelling headphones that I use often enough that I've had to replace the foam over-ear pads 3 times and the aux cable once. This has cost me about $40 over 7 years instead of the ~$300 getting a new pair would cost. Replacement parts and patch kits are where it's at.

Some insurance companies give discounts for good grades. Take advantage of that.

Check Buy Nothing groups. I've never done this but I've heard good things.

Some car companies give a small discount to recent graduates who are buying a new car. (I did this, it was only $500.)

IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO DO SO!!!! Buy something that is going to last over something that is cheap. You will save money in the long run if you can pay the upfront cost.

IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO DO SO!!!! (and the space for storage of the larger package) Buy in bulk. Unit price is always cheaper and one large package is generally wrapped in less packaging than the same amount in many smaller packages (save the earth!)

Keep track of warranties and register products for them if necessary. If something breaks and it's still covered under the warranty, the company may be obligated to replace it (depends on how it broke). Shoot your shot! If you're really lucky, the warranty period will start over with the arrival of the replacement, and if the replacement breaks within the warranty period, it will also be eligible for replacement. (I've managed to take advantage of this on multiple occasions and have saved probably $600 this way.)

The Great Outdoors:

Need to buy seasonal equipment (like snow gear or swimsuits)? Wait until the end of the current season. Prices will drop as stores attempt to clear inventory for the upcoming season's stuff. Buy your kayak and bikini in October or November and your heavy winter jacket and ski goggles in March. Keep an eye out for the sales beginning in the weeks prior if you are a common size, as those will sell out first).

I really recommend getting an REI membership. It's a one-time cost ($30??) that opens up the used website, the garage sale, and extra bonuses like random coupons, member only sale prices, discounts on gear rental and classes, a wider window for returns/exchanges, and free US shipping (I live in Alaska and the free shipping makes this one of the best deals I can get). It will pay for itself probably within your first purchase.

Consider buying open box, but make sure all the parts are there.

Keep an eye on warranties and register products for them when necessary. Trust me, given how expensive outdoor stuff is, it's entirely worth it. Keep receipts, packing slips, and tags if you can as proof of purchase.

On campus clubs for your activity of choice. Make friends, get to go cool(er) places possibly for free/cheap.

Trying a new activity? Rent/borrow some gear to do it a few times before committing to purchasing your own. This will ensure you don't spend hundreds of dollars just to find you hate backpacking. REI has a good gear rental program and a plethora of classes, and your campus may have an outdoor equipment rental option. They may also have lessons or classes you can take about your new activity so you can learn to do it safely. I learned how to ice climb this way in March, and am going to take advantage of my current university's free gear rental and free ice climbing tower until I feel comfortable enough to go out into the wild and do it on my own.

Decided you like your new activity? Check these places (none of this is sponsored lmao I just like outside and have personal experience with all these sites):

Geartrade: Discounted new* and used gear in a variety of conditions. Definitely read all the fine print here. *Geartrade sells things sometimes that are brand new but had some packaging defect; these things are usually half off.

REI ReSupply: Used gear in a variety of conditions. Defects are detailed in product descriptions. Even things in excellent condition are usually at least half off the original price.

Sierra(dot)com: brand new stuff from well-known brands at a fraction of the price. It's usually past-season overstock, but it's all perfectly serviceable and the differences between this season and last season's gear is usually negligible. They have sales and clearance as well. Get what you want/need even cheaper if you have time to wait for it to be further discounted.

Costco sometimes has pretty good outdoor gear. I personally know that the bear spray here is NOT a good deal (it's a two-pack, but the can volume/spray-time is smaller than the two-pack at REI and they go for the same price) but their trekking poles are good and I really like their men's merino wool socks. I've heard from reputable sources that the costco snow-shoes suck. Definitely read reviews before committing here.

Facebook marketplace/craigslist: Both can be hit or miss. You'll usually have better luck for equipment that is used for activities that can be done locally (ie. you will probably not find an abundance of skis in desert Arizona) but that's not a hard rule. DEFINITELY read the fine print here, and ask to inspect the item before you hand over any money (people usually aren't weird about this and if they are you might be being scammed). I got a new dog last year and got everything for him for under $100 (two beds, two crates, bowls, harnesses, dog sized sleeping bag for camping, lick mats, the whole shebang)

I'm sure that other people have better advice regarding things like electronics, traveling, and activities that don't fall into the category of Wandering Into The Woods, but this is what I know!

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Article

Paul Cureton

Innovative design choices can have a massive impact in the theatre of war, so it is important to understand the principles behind their development. Recent use of low-cost cardboard drones by Ukraine, supplied by Australia, to attack targets in Russia is a good example of how this can work.

Australia has been supplying Ukraine with 100 of the drones per month from March this year as part of an aid package deal worth an estimated £15.7 million, following an agreement struck in July 2021, according to the Australian Army Defence Innovation Hub.

Emerging technologies tend to override current technologies, and in turn, this generates competitive counter-technologies. This circular relationship driven by innovation is often critical in warfare as it can provide key technological advances.

Drone technology was originally developed for military use. It was then seen to offer opportunities in the civilian sphere for logistics, delivery and disaster relief. This then in turn has offered new innovations that can translate to military applications.

Conflicts in the future will be particularly shaped by drones, which will have implications for international relations, security and defence.

The Australian firm Sypaq, an engineering and solutions company founded in 1992, created the Corvo Precision Payload Delivery System (PPDS) for use in military, law enforcement, border security and emergency services, as well as food security, asset inspection and search and rescue.

Ukrainian forces reportedly used the PDDS cardboard drones in an attack on an airfield in Kursk Oblast in western Russia on August 27. The attack damaged a Mig-29 and four Su-30 fighter jets, two Pantsir anti-aircraft missile launchers, gun systems, and an S-300 air surface-to-air missile defence system.

Design principles

The design principles behind the success of the drones revolve around several factors including the production cost, airframe material, weight, payload, range, deployment and ease of use. Other considerations include the reliability of the operating software and the ability to fly the drone in various weather conditions. Seven Network news report on SYPAQ’s cardboad drones.

Generally, small drones offer high-resolution imagery for reconnaissance in a rapidly changing theatre of war. The Corvo drone has a high-resolution camera that provides images covering a large area, transmitting footage back to its user in real time.

The importance of real-time mapping is critical in modern agile armed forces’ command and control as this can direct ground forces, heavy weapons and artillery.

In some cases, the design of small drones is concentrated on adapting the payloads to carry different types of munitions, as seen in the attack in Kursk.

The cardboard drones can carry 5kg of weight, have a wingspan of two metres and a range of 120km at a reported cost of US$3,500 (£2,750). Waxed cardboard is an ideal material as it offers weather resistance, flat-pack transportation (measuring 510mm by 760mm) and, importantly, a lightweight airframe, which enables a longer flight range and a high cruise speed of 60km/h.

Fixed-wing drones also offer longer ranges than rotor-based drones as the wings generate the lift and the airframe has less drag, so they are more energy efficient. They can also fly at higher altitudes. The drones can be launched from a simple catapult or by hand and so can be rapidly deployed.

Low-tech material, hi-tech thinking

Radar involves the transmission of electromagnetic waves, and these are reflected off any object back to a receiving antenna. Cardboard is generally harder to detect by radar – but its components, such as the battery, can be detected.

But the Corvo drone is likely to have a small signature. Radar-absorbing materials are needed to have full stealth properties. These polymers have various absorbing qualities to avoid radar detection.

Another design principle is the swarming capability of the drone. Swarms of drones can overpower air defence systems through sheer volume and or can be used as decoys in counterintelligence operations.

Swarms are highly reliant on the development of artificial intelligence, which is still an embryonic research area. But a recent drone race at ETH University in Zurich, in which AI-piloted drone beat drones controlled by world-champion drone racers, highlighted this potential.

All of these design principles and innovations have and are continuing to transform warfare and theatre operations. It is likely that small drones at low cost are likely to have further mission success in the future.

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Things I have seen in the first month of my architectural internship (let this be known that I had just passed my second year and was on a two-month unpaid training program) :-

Got offered mangoes on the first day of office (and was then offered it every other day since then for the rest of my tenure).

Realised that 80% of the conversations in the office revolve around food. Be it food items, who is going to give a treat, the price of fruits and vegetable, anything centered around food.

Walked into the office one day to find a mango placed dead center on my desk. Had to actually ask my senior if it was meant to be there (It was for me. Apparently everyone got super confused upon seeing a mango magically appear on their desk that morning).

Realised that a “free working lunch” meant a whole fucking meal, not just some sandwich or salad combo. No they literally serve the whole rice, daal, veggies and chicken/fish thing. Every day.

The office only provided its own pc systems and wifi to permanent employees, so I had to take my laptop to work and use my own mobile data.

But, my boss had unlimited data, and he very generously agreed to share his hotspot with me. So it basically boiled down to me getting free wifi anyway (And I needed it, trust me. Lord knows these rendering softwares are heavy as FUCK).

I literally realised what the “baby privilege” is. As the official ‘kid’ in the office, everyone was super nice and super chill with me. And I got free chocolates and coffee whenever we stepped out after lunch.

There was a power cut in the building, on a day when coincidentally, both the bosses were out for a presentation. So the entire office decided to say ‘fuck it’ and chilled out. There was songs playing from someone’s phone, another person ordered food delivery and everyone just relaxed and pigged out on junk food.

There were three separate instances when I had walked in on an intense debate on Marvel and DC and what not. After my enthusiastic participation the first time, I have officially been deemed a valuable member of the committee. That whatsapp group is still active.

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Food ordering & delivery dilemma? A simple software solution can do all the hard work for you

Since ecommerce has started penetrating into the lives of people, the diversity of items being ordered and delivered online has been increasing. Online Food Delivery: A Growing Trend

Among the various products being delivered online is the food products. The changing lifestyles of people and the increased utilization of technology are the major factors driving consumers towards online food orders.

Nowadays, people find it difficult to cook food due to multiple reasons which include working at a workplace or preparing for a party in a short period of time. Getting the items delivered to their doorsteps has become the most preferred option among the people. Here technology is providing unparalleled convenience to consumers by letting them order food in a few clicks on their smartphones or laptops and get it delivered.

Online food ordering and delivery has turned out to be a boon not only for consumers but also for restaurants and small food outlets. The increasing number of food businesses going online indicates the same.

Revenue in the Online Food Delivery market is projected to reach US$1tn in 2023 and is expected to show an annual growth rate (CAGR 2023-2027) of 12.78%, resulting in a projected market volume of US$2tn by 2027.

Having understood the importance of running online, food businesses are looking for the food delivery software that suits them best and gives them an edge in the fiercely growing market.

Here in this short blog, I will help you get rid of the dilemma of choosing the food delivery solution for your business. Food is a perishable item that loses its taste and quality if not delivered on time. Thus, it is not only necessary for businesses to consider smooth ordering but also quick delivery to determine their future. Critical Factors for Success: Key Features of Effective Food Delivery Software

Efficient Mobile Applications: In an age where the role of technology is paramount, running an online food business without utilizing mobile apps will take your business nowhere. Consumers could easily download the app on their smartphones and place orders for their favourite dishes in a few clicks. Similarly, for restaurants and delivery agents, their respective app ensures that they manage their functions smoothly. The apps for the restaurants allow the owners to upload the details of the products in bulk on a touch apart from accepting orders and marking the availability of food items. The driver app, used by delivery agents, displays the optimized route for safe and quick delivery.

Bringing Automation for Faster Delivery: Today, 10-minute delivery has become a trend. The time taken to deliver the food items determines the success of the business. This urgency has led to the emergence of hyperlocal ecommerce that depends upon small geographical areas and robust software to deliver the customers in a minimum time. Failing to achieve quick delivery will drift your customers to your rivals. Thus, to meet the customers’ expectations, the online food delivery software must be empowered with automation in the process to eliminate the time taken in doing manual tasks. For example, automatically assigning the delivery task to the most suitable agent is one of the characteristics of an efficient solution.

White-label Solution: Nowadays, the white-label food delivery solution has become the most preferred choice among businesses. An efficient solution must facilitate the branding of the online food delivery company instead of the software company. It ensures that the consumers get to see the name of the food business in their entire buying process.

Easy to Introduce New Features: The changing requirements in the market keep businesses on their toes. Various new features need to be added to the software for online food businesses to align with the market demands. The cloud-based food delivery software is best in this case as the onus of introducing new features lies on the software company rather than the delivery business. This ensures that the business owner delegates all the hard work to the software company and focuses himself towards business growth.

Multiple Online Payment Options: Transaction forms the most important part of any business. Different customers use different modes of payment methods to complete their purchases. Keeping note of this, the food delivery software is armed with several payment options like payment gateways, card payment, and cash on delivery, among others. Depending upon the restaurant’s requirement, they may choose the payment options to be available for the consumers to pay for their orders.

Promotional Tools: Retaining loyal customers and increasing the number of buyers is at the core of any business. For this, businesses put in lots of effort by utilizing various marketing strategies. Today, there is fierce competition in the online food delivery business and it is paramount to expand the customer base. For this to be achieved, modern food ordering software must come up with various in-built marketing tools like referral programs, loyalty rewards, and facilities to create discounts and offers. These promotional tools ensure the increase of cart value and maximise the profit margin.

Location-based Service: In the case of an online food business, quick delivery plays an essential role. A delayed delivery results in food losing its taste and thereby, leads to the shrinkage of customer base. To ensure timely delivery from the restaurant to the customer’s doorsteps, the food delivery software must display the restaurants that are closest to the customers first. Ordering from them will help in the delivery of the food item in a minimum time. Also, the restaurants must be able to mark the area of delivery such that the consumers can’t get the items delivered in that area. This feature helps in the odd times like during rain.

Free from Technicalities: Technicalities of food delivery software should not become a hindrance to the growth of a business. The software should be designed in a way that anyone, with or without technical expertise, can use it easily. This will act as a driving force for all the stakeholders including restaurants and consumers to make the best use of the software.

Final Words

To make a mark in the food delivery industry, just the intent of the business owner is not enough. It is the futuristic food delivery software that will play its role on an equal footing.

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Top 10 ways to earn money in 2023

Freelancing: Freelancing allows you to work remotely and provide your services to clients across the world. You can use platforms like Upwork, Fiverr, or Freelancer to find work in various fields such as writing, graphic designing, software development, etc.

2. Starting an online business: Starting an online business can be a great way to earn money. You can create and sell products or services, run an e-commerce store, or start a blog or YouTube channel to make money from advertising revenue.

3. Investing: Investing in stocks, real estate, or cryptocurrency can be a great way to earn passive income over time. You can invest through a broker or use online investment platforms like Robinhood or Coinbase.

4. Affiliate marketing: Affiliate marketing involves promoting other people's products and earning a commission on any sales that result from your promotion. You can sign up for affiliate programs with companies like Amazon, ClickBank, or ShareASale to get started.

5. Selling items online: You can sell items on online marketplaces like eBay or Amazon. You can also sell your own products or services through platforms like Etsy or Shopify.

6. Teaching or tutoring: If you have a skill or expertise in a particular area, you can teach or tutor others online. You can use platforms like Teachable, Udemy, or Skillshare to create and sell courses.

7. Delivery or rideshare services: You can earn money by working for companies like Uber, Lyft, or DoorDash. These companies allow you to work flexible hours and earn money by delivering food or providing rides to customers.

8.Social media management: Many businesses and individuals need help managing their social media accounts. You can offer your services as a social media manager and help them create content, manage accounts, and engage with followers.

9.Virtual assistant: You can provide administrative support to businesses or individuals as a virtual assistant. You can help with tasks like scheduling, email management, and data entry.

10.Renting out property: If you own property, you can rent it out to earn passive income. You can use platforms like Airbnb or VRBO to rent out your home or other properties to travelers.

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A Guide On Food Delivery App Development: Features And Importance

In this era, who doesn’t use a food delivery app?

Right from the younger generation to the adults, every individual in the modern world is well familiar with the food delivery apps that are delivering their favourite food to the very doorstep.

With digital transformation taking grasp on every industry, the sector of the food and beverage industry is also implementing the necessary advanced technologies to enhance the business process and gain more customer base. While the pandemic had hard hit the sector, gradually with the online delivery of food and beverages, the industry started to regain its customers back after the initial severe lockdown. With the adoption of the food and beverage software development in the sector, the entire business process is being streamlined which has been helping right away from food ordering to food delivery to the customers. They are a major part of the restaurant sector with top companies like Uber Eats, Zomato along with Swiggy enabling tough competition.

So, are you a restaurant owner and thinking of having your own food delivery app? That is a great investment and let us explain why every restaurant should have its own food delivery app.

What Are The Benefits Of Building A Food Delivery App?

The last few years have witnessed a significant rise in the demand for food delivery services and that is well understood through the rising of the delivery services like Zomato and Uber Eats. In fact, the market is estimated to grow by $300 billion by the year 2030 due to its rising demand and the usage of smartphones. Hence, more restaurants are investing in food and beverage system software solutions.

Let’s check out why investing in food delivery apps should be important.

Smooth delivery experience for the customers.

Hassle-free ordering and easy tracking

Enhance brand loyalty

Reduced cost due to no food delivery commissions

Ensures seamless and effective communication

Advanced Features To Integrate Into Food Delivery Apps

There are certain features that restaurant businesses should be mandatorily integrated into while developing a food delivery app. Here is a list of advanced features that can help in making your food delivery app one of a kind and provide customer satisfaction.

Quick Search

The search bar option should always be provided in a food delivery app so that the users can easily find the food dish that they are looking for. The search option should help users easily and quickly locate the food and restaurant that they want.

Order Status

Customers should be able to check out the order status of the food that they have ordered through these food delivery apps. Integrating the food delivery app with the food and beverage software development can help the restaurant owners to know the order details and at the same time, the food delivery app data is synced accordingly to let the user know the status.

Multiple Payment Options

Businesses must include multiple payment options in the food delivery app as it provides customers to pay through whichever method they are comfortable with.  The payment methods should be faster, easier and as per the user's convenience.

Discounts and Promo Codes

Who doesn’t like some discounts when ordering some food? Therefore, while developing a food app, make sure to include promo codes and discount options to reward your customers for ordering from you thereby enabling them to return for repeated orders in the future.

Customer Reviews and Opinions

Customer reviews and feedback is extremely necessary for any business and especially for food delivery apps. So, make sure you integrate the feature of customer feedback through ratings and reviews for both the food dishes and the delivery service.

The rise of the food delivery app is inevitable and should be taken as an essential aspect by every restaurant. Investing in the food and beverage software development and integrating it with the food delivery app system can help restaurants keep a track of all the customer details related to food delivery.

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Logistics Management 101: A Beginner's Guide

What is Logistics Management?

Logistics management may be a process within the Supply Chain management that focuses on the model of transporting and storing goods before the ultimate sale. The plan ensures that products promptly hit their destination and are kept appropriately.

The logistics process starts with the delivery of raw materials and concludes with the shipment of the final product to the consumer. Managers need a comprehensive strategy to effectively coordinate the many moving parts of this lengthy process. Several factors contribute to efficient logistics management, such as-

Choosing vendors that provide transportation facilities

Finding the fastest transportation routes

Searching for the simplest delivery method

Utilizing software to automate standard processes

To avoid problems that build up, logistics managers need to take each component into account. Poor transportation management, for instance, may cause deliveries to be delayed, resulting in dissatisfied customers. Inadequate planning can also lead to impulsive decision-making, which can result in additional costs. As a result, businesses ought to concentrate on learning how to effectively oversee the various types of logistics management.

Types of Logistics Management:

There are four essential varieties of logistics management that target different phases of the availability chain:

●    Supply Management:

Supply Management entails planning, ordering, and receiving raw materials or products that are needed by a particular deadline. This needs logistics managers to seek out the simplest type of transportation and storage for the precise item.

For example, perishable foods might have to be transported in refrigerated vehicles and stored in temperature-sensitive units until they're shipped to stores. Managers also must consider the order size to make sure the mode of transportation can handle the availability volume.

●    Distribution Management:

Once the products are transported safely to storage or distribution centres, managers must determine their destination, like retail or grocery stores. This process takes time because it involves loading, transporting, and unloading items.

When the products gain their destination, employees must count and report stock usage. Distribution management is crucial because it monitors the activity of products as they move from warehouses to stores. If you are looking for an excellent inventory management service provider, VNC Global is the right place for you.

●    Production Management:

Production management oversees the phases of merging raw materials and components into the End product. This process includes finding and retrieving the mandatory materials to produce the item. Managers must correlate materials’ arrival time with the assembly schedule to avoid stalling operations or storing early shipments.

●    Reverse Logistics and Returns:

There could also be excess materials that require to be reclaimed after production. Therefore, logistics managers must schedule pickups to retrieve extra supplies and products to re-enter into inventory.

Modes of Logistics:

●    Trucking:

The majority of road transportation is carried by trucks. It is useful for services in rural areas where there aren't many other options for transportation and is one of the cheapest ways to move goods.

Advantages:

Good for intercity transportation

Allows flexible routing

Minimizes cost for short distances

●    Maritime Transportation:

The maritime mode of transportation is the primary mode of transportation for global trade. It is advantageous for intercity transportation, allows for flexible routing, and minimizes costs for short distances. The OECD says that ships transport 90% of traded goods and that demand for global freight is growing.

Advantages:

Useful for cross-border shipment

Cheap mode of transportation

Transportation of heavy and bulky goods

Secure means of transportation

●    Rail Transportation:

Rail transportation is the most efficient mode of transportation for moving bulk materials over great distances. It is also a cost-effective mode of transportation for moving heavy and bulky goods. Rail transportation is also useful for shipment across borders.

Advantages:

Cost-effective mode of transportation for long-distance

Quickest modes of transportation on land

Least affected by unusual weather

Fixed routes and schedule help in the exact prediction of delivery time

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●    Air Cargo Transportation:

The transportation of goods via air from one location within a country or anywhere in the world is known as air cargo transport. It is a cost-effective mode of transportation for long distances, one of the fastest modes of land transportation, and it is least affected by unusual weather.

            Advantages:

Quicker delivery of the consignment

It offers direct and shortest route, and no barrier comes it's way

Suitable to carry perishable goods

Higher safety and less risk

●    Goals of Logistics Management:

Logistics expenses are non-refundable, and if a product fails, the entire logistics process must be repeated to retrieve the goods. It is the fastest and shortest mode of transportation. It offers a direct and shortest route and does not encounter any obstacles. It is suitable for carrying perishable goods. By improving the quality of the production, customers are guaranteed high-quality goods, and returns and additional logistics costs are reduced.

Supply chains would operate inefficiently and run the risk of falling behind the competition without benchmarks. By optimizing workflow to achieve goals, logistics management can reduce the impact of risks like missing deadlines by clearly defining objectives.

Six essential objectives should be the focus of logistics managers:

1.   Increase Efficiency:

Monitoring both inbound and outbound transports are necessary for increasing overall efficiency. Finding reasonable transportation rates that reduce the company's overhead and cost-per-order expenses should be a top priority for managers.

Locating suppliers who carry out quality inspections to find and fix errors before shipping can help managers increase logistics efficiency. Companies can avoid having to recollect items that have been returned if they catch product errors before they reach customers.

2.   Reduce reaction time:

Businesses can work to reduce their interval to increase customer satisfaction in addition to improving product quality. Customers value prompt service, and the quicker an organization can respond to their needs, the better. Managers can launch and postpone operations like shipping replacement items or ordering inventory with the click of a button thanks to modern supply chain technology.

3.   Reduce Unexpected Events:

Unexpected events can still cause process disruptions for businesses. There are dangers in each store network stage that would burn through organization time and assets, from upset creation lines to merchandise harmed during shipment.

Businesses respond to these occurrences by investing in expensive transportation or maintaining healthy levels of safety stock. However, advanced software that improves logistics control is now available to businesses. New solutions keep an eye on operations and try to minimize the impact of unforeseen occurrences.

4.   Optimize Inventory:

Managers must examine the fine line between overstocking and under stocking products in order to optimize inventory levels. Stockouts and lost sales may occur if not enough product is held, affecting profits and customer satisfaction. Overstocking, on the other hand, can result in increased holding and shipping costs that reduce profits, hence, to increase the profits, get in touch with VNC Global for all of your inventory management needs.

Managers of logistics should try to reduce stock deployment to levels that can both meet customer demand and cut costs associated with logistics. Companies can keep inventory turnover rates and availability healthy by calculating minimum stock levels for each item.

5.   Reduce Logistics Costs:

Material transportation is a significant logistics expense. Companies can better control profit margins by cutting this cost. Businesses must consolidate product movement to reduce shipping costs. However, depending on the product's size, weight, type, and destination, transportation requirements can vary greatly.

Most of the time, logistics companies that ship small orders quickly charge a lot. As a result, the shipping cost per unit is lower, the larger the order and the longer the gap. Businesses can reduce logistic costs by grouping small shipments of comparable products with the assistance of ordering software.

6.   Enhance Quality:

Total quality management (TQM) is a rising trend in the logistics sector and the business landscape as a whole. Companies can boost sales and customer satisfaction by improving product quality over time. There is nothing the logistics company can do to make up for damages that occur after the final delivery if an item breaks or fails to function properly. Consequently, organizations ought to adopt a proactive strategy to help the norm of their tasks.