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Hello, everyone.
Was so happy to read news in the blog! IT is like more and more achievements are done by the INS Ecosystem.
And it is truly amazing to see young entrepreneurs doing great job.
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It will definitely pleasure to try later participating in INS Ecosystem. I expect it to be easy to buy, yet still wondering how purchased good can be delivered, how far they can be delivered, what would be additional cost for that.
In fact, there are many questions about those centers, too. It is a bit difficult to vizualize it, at least for me. I can see it like sort of ware house, maybe?
The development of the INS Ecosystem platform and supporting app, along with more details for the operating centers will be taking place soon. It is hard to make exact vizualization right now before platform is ready, however, it is confirmed that fulfillment center will also use courier services to deliver good as fast as possible, to ensure their high quality and considering expiry date. During the initial stages of development of the ISN Ecosystem we’re planning to negotiate with fulfillment center workers and couriers, logistics companies on our own behalf to demonstrate the viability of our working system. Later we will pass these roles to independent contractors following the instructions from our app (just like Uber taxi drivers work independently for a system that distributes the orders). INS Ecosystem will be the one to run fulfillment centres in the beginning just to provide en excellent example, am I right? And then only those services will be given to the third party? |
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Global chain supply is another big issue, in my opinion. With all its disadvantages that supply is being used by many people and it was adopted to their needs at certain point. Logistics hold huge portion of grocery market, and even for direct consumer-manufacturer connection it will most likely still presented.
How to curb it fully?
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Blockchain technology will for sure reduce transactions time and paperwork significantly, but what if retailers and current large department stores try to adopt the same policy following INS Ecosystem? Don't you think that they would have huge advantage thanks to the their market history, background etc.
Those large department stores we can observe today hardly can adopt to the blockchain reality simply because they do not need to lessen paperwork or transaction steps - they earn on it. Most of such stores rely heavily on the manufacturers and suppliers because only small part of them is able to produce something their own. Millennials have become one the largest living generations. Growing up in the digital age, they are now dominating online. For them, shopping for groceries in a physical store is more of a challenge. They are moving away from doing weekly shops to a grab-and-go model giving preference to the digital shopping. That means you rely on perspective alteration of the consumers' habits which is hard to predict, I guess? Why do you think it is hard to predict? Social habitual patterns are quite obvious, especially for new generations. As it was being said, there is still room for the possible mistakes, and we should consider that behavioral an habitual trends are changing with very high pace. Just few years ago no one could ever though that such project as INS Ecosystem is possible and viable. |
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Blockchain technology will for sure reduce transactions time and paperwork significantly, but what if retailers and current large department stores try to adopt the same policy following INS Ecosystem? Don't you think that they would have huge advantage thanks to the their market history, background etc.
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Thanks, guys for information and link, but actually was reading about referral program here https://blog.ins.world/ins-ico-referral-program-5-a64353c6ae645% earning from every token purchased by signed up person, hmmm, sounds, good. I never expected that signed up person will also earn 1% bonus just because they used my link for signing up. Haha, can't imagine if that is possible in the real world retail market  INS' blog is just one of several resources that you can check for the news. It provides more insight, but for the quick review Facebook is a better option (and you can read it on the phone while on the go, too). https://www.facebook.com/ins.ecosystem/Have anyone tried their reddit so far? Not me... Twitter is not bad, too. You know, social networks are good for the brief introduction of the issue mostly, detailed reports are still better to read on the website or blog-platform. One of the most interesting posts was one about changes blockchain can bring to the modern grocery market. It is like reading about future but alas, that future has arrived already and can be a part of it. |
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And just one more question. The price will be in INS token and won't be tied to any national currency?
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Hello I have a question. For example, after successful launch you will be presented in different countries - will be there the same range of items sold? and furthermore, if manufacturer supplies the same product for different countries with INS Ecosystem, will prices be the same? Hello! The prices will be the same. Household chemicals ,toiletries and so on will be the same. Food like meat, milk and other from fermers and small manufactures likely will be different. What about large manufacturers? Let's say, manufacture is at the place A and they supply the same good to the sorting INS Ecosystem centre X in one country and centre Y in other country, and distance from manufacturer to both centres differs a lot. Just wonder if price will remain the same despite delivering cost for manufacturer? |
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Hello I have a question. For example, after successful launch you will be presented in different countries - will be there the same range of items sold? and furthermore, if manufacturer supplies the same product for different countries with INS Ecosystem, will prices be the same? |
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Isit known already what languages will website and application support?
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Everything will be tied to blockchain and cryptocurrency. Do you think that would be helpful in managing all the heavy load after launching? What impact blockchain use will have on the payments withing the INS Ecosystem?
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So, when will it be launched, say again pls?
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The difference between website and applications will be in the area of UI because they are meant for different OS. Other than that they will be similar and provide access to the same goods with the same price.
Ah, good then. What is UI? It is just User Interface Please, do not worry, we will do our best to make project come true and offer unique opportunity for the direct connection between consumers and manufacturers. Thank you, understood now. |
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The difference between website and applications will be in the area of UI because they are meant for different OS. Other than that they will be similar and provide access to the same goods with the same price.
Ah, good then. What is UI? |
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When will be details for the applications known?
The development of platform and applications will start early next year, the launch will follow once development completed and tested. INS will develop and publish well designed website and apps for customers to implement the user side of the on-chain access to INS smart contracts and access to products listed by manufacturers on the platform - Buy items listed on the platform - Participate in loyalty and referral programs - Provide feedback to manufacturers - Earn and spend INS tokens So, as I understood both, website and applications, will be similar with minor differences. Will prices and purchase conditions identical for website and application? Can I buy the same goods cheaper using website than mobile app? |
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When will be details for the applications known?
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Will it be "one country-one city" project or there is possibility for multiple project launching within one country?
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I heard that now you target Asian region first for the opening. Will that be really better choice than large Northern American or European cities?
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Dr. Rawi Abdelal, INS Ecosystem's Academic Advisor. He is the Herbert F. Johnson Professor of International Management at Harvard Business School and the Director of Harvard's Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies.  That is cool to know INS Ecosystem has such people as advisors. Do you have more information about others? |
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What security measures do you apply and use intensively?
Our security system was designed and developed by the team of the internationally acclaimed cryptographer Dmitry Khovratovich, who is a security expert at the University of Luxembourg. We employ a wide range of measures and take all the necessary precautions in addition to the inherent security of the blockchain technology itself. Here you can read a little bit more about Dmytry Khovratovich: https://ins.world/#founding_teamThe most vulnerable areas are, for sure, payments and deposit. How secure are they? |
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