WEBVAN By Avinas, Balaji, Nakul Neeraj,Ravi, Rohan Vignesh.

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WEBVAN By Avinas , Balaji , Nakul Neeraj ,Ravi, Rohan Vignesh

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WEBVAN

By

Avinas , Balaji , Nakul

Neeraj ,Ravi, Rohan

Vignesh

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AGENDA

1.Comparison of business models of Webvan vs Peapod

2.Why Webvan failed

3.How Peapod succeeded?

4.Relevant Today

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Comparison of business models of Webvan vs Peapod

Sl. No. WEBVAN PEAPOD

1 Huge investment in material procurement in initial stage Partnering with local supermarket

2 State of the art warehouse Hybrid warehouse and small warerooms

3 Huge investment in software Low investment in software and website

4 High delivery charges Membership fee and delivery charge

5 High initial investment Low initial investment

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Why Webvan failed?• Invested heavily in High tech automated infrastructure to

expand too quickly

• Its free delivery model for orders over $100 contributed to its doom

• At one point in time its operating costs led to about $130 loss per order.

• Customer demand was not that high enough to operate its facilities profitably.

• It tried to enter 26 new markets within 3 years though none of its warehouses broke even

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How Peapod succeeded?

• Peapod only enters those markets where it can team up with existing retailer.

• It follows a business model that emphasizes low entry costs and building a customer base before investing in freestanding centres.

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Relevant Today

• Mixed Strategy approach.

• Tread Cautiously in the initial days making alliance with the existing Brick and Mortar grocers, thus saving on initial investment in Warehouse.

• Concentrate more on investing in more mobile technologies and database systems for ordering and order fulfillment.

• Implement efficient demand forecasting technologies and manpower.

• The model is more relevant today, then it was 10 years back.

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