Mike Dedunovich answers the question: “Well, firstly, when we calculate the economic effect of implementing our system (and this is, as a rule, 20-30% of delivery expenses), then in these calculations we never include savings due to the reduction of your current traditional logistics department . If we assume that on some day of the year, or rather once every few years, you for some reason will not have an Internet connection and you will not be able to reach our system via the Internet, then you will be able on that day route your delivery in the good old-fashioned way – with the manual labor of your logisticians, which you used to do this before the introduction of our system. Therefore, nothing will suffer for you. Your logisticians will insure you. But every day you were able to reach our system online, you save 20-30% on shipping costs by managing our artificial intelligence.
I can only say that in 12 years of work there has not been a single day when our server was unavailable. Therefore, this case can be considered among the probability of the fall of the Tunguska meteorite.”