Why does Start-up insist on-demand?

  On-demand service start-ups, such as real-time food order delivery, flower delivery, and fresh food ingredient delivery, are on offer at the right time. New York's Flower Delivery On Demand Service Bloom That's CEO David Bladow suggests that customized delivery systems are essential for delivering the best experience to customers in end to end of the service, Old companies deliver an average service to their customers, whereas startups are committed to providing optimized services to their customer that satisfy their individual preferences. Since, On-demand services will continue to grow in the future.

  Relatively recently Uber has started a service that is suitable for on-demand services. ‘Uber Eats’ and ‘Uber Rush’. In some case, both services are the same, but completely different services.

  Uber Eats, who first appeared, is a Uber food delivery service using a Uber driver, a bicycle messenger, etc., based on direct contracts between Uber and local restaurants in New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. Uber Rush, on the other hand, is an open API-type delivery chain. In short, it is a logistics solution that enables on-demand delivery service in various industries such as food delivery, flower, and shopping product delivery by utilizing Uber's operator network and bicycle messenger.

  In other words, Uber Eats is Uber's own food delivery service, and Uber Rush is an API that Uber provides to small businesses and distribution chains that need on-demand delivery, such as food, flowers and clothing.

  Customers in the mobile age are more intelligent than ever using real-time information, respecting the diversity of individuals and making purchasing decisions. Start-ups have come up with on-demand services that capture the needs of these customers, and Uber has an on-demand API that spans start-ups, small and medium-sized merchants and existing distribution chains.