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Title: Why eFood


1
Why eFood?
  • Faster delivery
  • Credit card or points options
  • Order customization, clear transcription
  • Track your order
  • Time estimates for delivery
  • Menu specials
  • Up to date restaurant information

2
Customer Base
  • Target customers Duke students
  • On campus
  • Off campus

3
Competitors
  • DDS 3 managers taking phone orders per
    restaurant per night
  • Poor business model
  • Busy phone lines
  • Incorrect orders
  • Late deliveries
  • CampusFood.com nationwide online ordering
  • Poor selection
  • Unreliable

4
Features
  • Shareholders not necessarily managers
  • Reduce workforce by approximately 67
  • Only 1 manager needed per store per night
  • Wider selection than CampusFoods.com
  • No busy phone lines
  • Faster, more reliable transactions
  • Order tracking, email confirmation
  • Personal information stored in database

5
What does eFood do?
  • Two kinds of partnerships
  • Staff managers for restaurants without existing
    delivery service
  • e.g. Waffle House, Fosters, Cosmic Cantina,
    Chilis
  • Sell system to restaurants already delivering on
    points
  • e.g. Jimmy Johns, Subway, Dominos, Pizza Hut

6
Hours of Operation
  • Full restaurant hours
  • Except Waffle House, 7pm-2am

7
Customer Perks
  • No need to reenter address, phone, credit card,
    points numbers
  • Duke email serves as login
  • Guest login also available
  • Menus always available
  • Ordering at leisurely pace
  • Recommendations based on past orders

8
Customer Decision Process
  • ?

9
Required Resources
  • Employees
  • Drivers 2-3 per store per night
  • Managers 1 per store per night
  • Ordering system
  • Web server
  • Computer at each store, interface to points and
    credit card systems

10
Ordering System
  • Server update at the beginning of each night
  • Manager enters specials information
  • Store hours (if different)
  • Any daily variables
  • Orders are transmitted from server to stores
  • Encrypted

11
Ordering System (contd)
  • At the store, local computer
  • Sends payment information to credit card/points
    service
  • Organizes order for kitchen efficiency
  • Prints order summary for kitchen and receipt for
    archival purposes
  • Groups orders by proximity and time cycle
  • This information will also be used for order
    tracking

12
Partnerships
  • Listed restaurants
  • Duke Points Service
  • Credit Card Vendors

13
Financial Model Revenue
  • Special delivery menus with 18 markup
  • Markup covers auxiliary services fee
  • Store keeps 85 of original menu price on all
    orders
  • eFood keeps 15 of all sales on points sales
  • eFood keeps 30 of all sales on credit card
    sales
  • Assumes credit card vendors take 3
  • Estimated monthly revenue 4950/store/month
  • Estimate 30,000 total sales per store per month
  • Credit cards sales constitute 10 of total sales

14
Financial Model Variable Costs
  • Manager salaries 10/hour
  • Assume 5 hour shifts per night per store
  • Drivers work for tips only
  • Supplies per store 20/month
  • Broadband connection at each store 60/month
  • Monthly variable cost projection 1580
  • Salaries 1500 per store
  • Networking 60 per store
  • Supplies 20

15
Financial Model Fixed Costs
  • Web server 2000
  • Software 30 day trials, free
  • One computer per store 600
  • 2 staplers per store 6
  • Fixed cost for first store 2606
  • Each additional store 606

16
Financial Model Profits Per Store, First Month
  • Gross 4950
  • Variable 1580
  • Fixed 2606 (first store)
  • Net profit, first store 764
  • Net profit, subsequent stores 2764

17
Financial Model Profits Per Store, All Other
Months
  • Gross 4950
  • Variable 1580
  • Net profit 3370
  • In our first year, assuming 4 stores, total rake
    103,416

18
Price/Earnings Ratio
  • P/E ratio 11
  • eFood is a relatively risky investment, but with
    high potential returns
  • Current CD rates are 3 for 1 year CD
  • Slightly riskier with 3 times the earnings
    potential
  • Companys Value estimation 1,137,576

19
Growth Pursuits
  • Marketing
  • Advertising to freshmen, orientation packets
  • Flyering campus
  • Chronicle ads
  • Word of mouth
  • Bus advertisements
  • Seeking additional restaurant partnerships

20
eFood.com
  • Domain name is pending
  • Financial forecasts for enabling technology
    services have not been estimated
  • Questions?
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