Offering a home delivery service using Uber

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Abstract The idea behind the project is focusing on offering a home delivery service, where a group of delivery people will help to get food from the restaurants and deliver them to the student customers who have ordered online. Uber Eats links the students to the restaurants and they buy whatever they want and pay online and then wait for delivery. The total budgeted cost is $ 1,500 and the largest share of the money is spent on marketing and linking up with food delivery services.
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Problem and Proposed Project
The proposed project is home delivered meal services targeting the students and people in the surrounding areas where people can place orders and then delivery people can get food from the restaurants and deliver them. Uber Eats delivers food from the restaurants, and it is proposed to work with Uber Eats that there will be a partnership with Uber Eats app such that the students can get their deliveries on time even when restaurants are far away (Dablanc et al
2). Uber Eats change delivery fees and this depends on the distance traveled. Grubhub, Postmates, and DoorDash are other options for food delivery from restaurants, and their services will be reviewed to determine their effectiveness in facilitating food delivery Home delivered meal services will offer convenience to targeted customers, and they will get what they want rather than be limited to buying what is available within the campus and the surroundings. At the same time, to meet customer needs are prioritized, and Uber Eats is a trusted platform to connect people seeking food delivery from restaurants. The third party delivery mostly charge consumers, and this is part of the bill and also charge to the restaurant (Titone and Goch 292). Students have access to the internet and those using the platform then will order food online that will then be brought to their addresses do not need to wait in restaurants or queue. Online surveys on students will provide insights on what they propose.
Third-party delivery is successful when there is collaboration with the restaurants, but there are limited restaurant options for the apps and online platforms. Uber Eats has streamlined delivery process and updates on food items and information on the driver’s phone numbers. Restaurants also pay part of the cost to deliver the food to customers and even as p...