“We would put out a menu, orders come in, delivery dates about two weeks later, we would get paid for it”
MD
Mikey Deegan
Unit Economics ·
“Average time from clicking on the shopping cart to get and use the drone is two weeks, versus half a year for legacy procurement.”
Eye On A.I. · Ukraine's Secret Weapon: The Points System Winning the Drone War | Andrii Hrytseniuk
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What was described
Allows units to order drones directly with earned points, similar to Amazon/eBay, with delivery in about two weeks
average time from order to delivery ≈ two weeks; traditional procurement can take half a year
Said nearby on the same subject
“Offered everyone a two-week delivery. And then was like, oh, gosh, I have to hand make this.”
SW
Samantha Wills
The Pay Off with Sylvia Jeffreys ·
“If you kill more, you can earn more points and use them to exchange for additional drones… the system tracks hundreds of thousands of confirmed hits.”
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Said on Eye On A.I.
“Every flower order has two people in it, the sender and the receiver… one sale, two touch points, and then it continues to change from there.”
DB
Daily Blooms Courtney
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