“‘We have really, really robust forecast models that we use to do all of our buying… we’re never going to be sending out flowers that have been sitting in our warehouse for days.’”

Daily Blooms · Add To Cart: Australia’s eCommerce Show · The Friendship Index. How Daily Blooms Turns One Order Into Three | #672

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implemented robust forecast models to buy only the freshest flowers each day

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