Sentence examples for on-demand industries from inspiring English sources

The growth of digital payments and banking in China, where it has become mainstream and spawned numerous on-demand industries, is inspiring companies to pursue similar opportunities across.

First, a segment of the on-demand industry gets hot (like ridesharing or cleaning companies).

SMS especially clicks into place in the matrix of customer service channels in instances where email isn't fast enough, for example in the on-demand industry.

As the on-demand industry flourished and NowRx co-founder Cary Breese surrounded himself with people from the pharmacy industry, Breese said it became clear to him that there was "no reason why [an on-demand pharmacy] can't work".

Unlike some startups in the on-demand industry, the founders on this panel stressed the importance of hiring and training staff who work as full-time employees, not contractors.

Fetch works anywhere in the U.S. by plugging into whatever local providers are available in that area, so it's not limited to only major urban markets as some in the on-demand industry are currently.

Consider that Didi is not profitable despite dominating China's taxi on-demand industry with 10 million rides per day, and that Uber was burning $1 billion per year in China before agreeing to sell its business there, and the longterm viability of the cycle businesses is unclear.

As the on-demand transportation industry continues to heat up in China, one of the bigger online marketplaces for cars is also capitalizing on the growth.

Li pegged the on-demand transportation industry in China to be worth $200 billion over the next five years, and legitimizing the industry is surely an important component — for both Didi and Uber.

Assuming that the pilots' resistance and other barriers could be overcome, the airlines would like to develop "on-demand dispatch," industry code for a last-minute equipment swap.

They sent a message to the on-demand streaming industry.