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I read that travis kalanick. ex uber founder, has a set up a chain of ghost kitchens("cloud kitchens") for rent for entrepreneurs. Do you think he can offer so
by petra 8y ago
I read that travis kalanick. ex uber founder, has a set up a chain of ghost kitchens("cloud kitchens") for rent for entrepreneurs.
Do you think he can offer something new ?
Are ghost kitchen inherently a big business(with a large advantage to scale) ?
And if so, how centralized will it go, what tasks do you think will go to the big biz, and what will remain for entrepreneurs ?
- mooreds 8y agoGhost kitchens are an interesting play. I think they could have scale advantages as you need to build software systems to: See demand in the market Deliver customers Pivot when demand changes I think those are all systems that will be better at scale. Actually creating food at scale is a known problem that has been done many times (McDonald's, Chipotle, etc). However, cloud kitchens are providing mass customization of restaurants, rather than stamping out the same (or very similar) franchises. That is going to be one of the more difficult parts.