Last Meter® is the service integration model for multi-user real estate, by BASE2 and partners.
Last Meter® is a foundation of the sustainable economy.
Amazing.
It was only a matter of time before the Big Logistics Brains worked out that stores are good because the bring inventory close in a smart way ... and warehouse aren't and don't.
New Logistics coming, including Last Meter®.
We announced new tools to help sellers offer their products globally via Amazon’s 21 WW stores -- including the option to have Amazon provide Customer Service for their orders -- for free for sellers that meet certain performance metrics. #AmazonAccelerate https://t.co/wSf7zJ8No0
Logistics aggregation is coming. It's the only way.
The 15 minute city is not built on infinite 15 minute individual deliveries.
Last Meter® Manifesto and Newsletter launching 1 November.
To all those who say package lockers are the solution to last mile chaos at #lastmeter: welcome to the era of forgotten groceries in the locker.
Smell the quality of the building management on every floor!
https://t.co/9iYD5SNrO3
And now for everyone long on last mile 'innovation' ie subsidy and market chaos.
At best musical chairs, more likely a race to the bottom.
cf @Post_Market
10/13 company had an impenetrable moat, were wrong. They actually didn't understand the business and industry well enough, but they thought so. Buffett knows what it means to have true understanding of a business and you simply won't have it for most businesses out there.
Last Meter® under discussion by @cilt_global@NYC_DOT.
tl;dr
- buildings and post-last-mile spaces are crucial, package lockers may not be the answer
- aggregated and time-shifted delivery is essential
https://t.co/03Fr4tKrFY
Drone delivery update: not for the next 10 YEARS.
Turns out the hard bit is the ... the only bit that matters (... the 'delivery' bit).
https://t.co/hemRlQfwsb
Here's to reviving the old chestnut of 'price-dumping' in last-mile logistics.
@Post_Market will lead the charge.
The 'business' of lastmile is currently about destroying markets and manhandling the consumer - not about making markets or even money.
https://t.co/i4Zxk3GYhP
And so it begins.
Disagregated Last Mile delivery is a like disaggregated electricity provsion: 'infrastructure' everywhere, at the expense of cities, real estate and citizens.
Who's going to pay this given there's no money in last mile?
https://t.co/PRLmqPNojw
@Soengle@varadh It did lose money (SFGate piece) but there's lots of ways to improve it (Uber research piece)
https://t.co/aqJfd3Zqer
https://t.co/QoY90uqyPA
It's definitely the model of rideshare that cities and riders could get behind at scale, if it paid on all sides.
The Last Meter® conversation shifts the focus from 'logistics everywhere' to
- public and private assets being used and rewarded appropriately
- safety
- trust
Everyone will be affected. The future does not belong to Amazon.
https://t.co/AhqQodY2or
When you add up the numbers, platform delivery cos right now
- don't get efficient at scale
- offer a better solution for delivery to restaurants than local providers
- become beloved, trusted partners to anyone
So what's next? https://t.co/M6abEoUs5Q
https://t.co/7qcASsbiZ2
Regulation of hot food delivery has only just begun.
There's most food safety law abt
kitchen > waiter > table
than
kitchen > packaging > waiting > unknown vehicle > unknown driver > unknown route > waiting > home
Regulators might one day notice!
https://t.co/yiNqyaJDQR
Uber will add labels to Uber Eats in PA and DC saying app menu prices might be higher than those charged by restaurants, after pressure from the states' AGs (@jackiedavalos1 / Bloomberg)
https://t.co/CUWYfoLcCT
https://t.co/JkOPbNfBlF
RT @jmanooch: This is current state by analogy of #lastmeter logistics.
"Just ram another box in. Just send another vehicle. It will all work out."
No it won't. Buildings are natural aggregators & need integration support. Like Last Meter®.
But sure,… https://t.co/V6ZQpyw7CP
RT @jmanooch: Real estate owners thinking package lockers will solve service integration are like kids talking into tin cans with strings thinking they are making a cellphone call.
It's time for #lastmeter. @antonyslumbers@ZacharyAarons @ZachAaronMTL https://t.co/eg4ELnMxc0
RT @jmanooch: For more spacious apartments, in larger buildings, even 2-3% of the apartment volume cycling through the year leads to 1000s of % of overallocation of available #lastmeter space.
This is not for technology to solve: it's for design, math, systems, biz to solv…