That's a complicated way of saying the crocodile went "belly up", isn't it? ;)
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OK its a lot of **** .......disregard that at your peril ....and continue to belive the story and live the dream
McDonald’s Considers Partial Sale of Digital Startup Dynamic Yield
https://www.wsj.com/articles/mcdonal...ld-11614390736
McDonalds uses the Dynamic Yield system across thousands of drive-throughs in the U.S., Australia and Canada, with the technology suggesting additional menu items for customers to buy upon placing their order. The chain has also started incorporating it in kiosks in Australia.
to note: ROI of under 1% being driven by Dynamic Yield with falling sales on kiosks.
Wonder how Plexure compares in the other markets with the app.
https://www.google.co.nz/amp/s/techc...mic-yield/amp/
so why did mcdonalds buy into both companies at same time - hedging bets? or blocking stakes?
It seems the Super indo deal is not user based. I asked this question last year during the annual meeting online. From my memory, Craig responded that all current contracts are not user activity based. You can check the Q&A session from the annual meeting replay online.
However, if we see super Indo deal as a trial to successfully attract its parent company, then I GUESS the further deal with its parent company could be something more than site based. Who knows...