The phrase "at on demand" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of two separate phrases: "on demand" and "at your request."
Example: "The service is available on demand, allowing users to access it whenever they need."
Alternatives: "upon request" or "as needed."
Companies like Uber, Postmates and LaserShip are trying their hand at on-demand and same-day deliveries, while Amazon may soon introduce its own delivery service, Seller Flex.
Before that, she was a manager at on-demand services marketplace Thumbtack, where she ran the events and weddings category.
Last month the company said it hired Remo Gerber, previously a high-level executive at on-demand mobility company Gett, as its chief commercial officer.
The idea for Luckin came naturally for the founder, Qian Zhiya, a former operations executive at on-demand chauffeured car service Ucar in China.
The split was even more heavily skewed towards males when looking at on-demand transit apps like Lyft, Uber, Easy Taxi and others.
Him and fellow Murdoch developer J. White will keep Murdoch available on Telegram while continuing their gigs at on-demand staffing startup Catapult.
Once integrated with their workflows, the team is hoping it can provide more value by improving on common workflows at on-demand startups.
Payable operates a platform aimed at on-demand companies that simplified the process of onboarding and tracking payments to large numbers of contractors.
It turns out, the same factors that caused hiring to be difficult and margins to be thin at on-demand businesses were also affecting sectors like retail, logistics, restaurant, grocery, warehouse and staffing.
Most recently, Byttow was engineering and product lead at on-demand delivery service Postmates, a position he'd held since May 2017 when it acqui-hired enterprise blogging service Bold, the last startup he launched.
