Huawei is all set to launch a rapid distribution service in order to deliver goods faster than ever before. The company announced that Huawei Mall will simplify the traditional logistics process, where the Nova9 will have a delivery of the device as quick as 30 minutes. Similarly for the P50 series, from placing the order to delivery, it will only take up to 33 minutes.
With the introduction of this to Huawei Mall, customers will no longer have to offline stores to get their products. Instead, Huawei will be in the main logistics-intensive areas of centralized inventory distribution where the outlets will deliver packages directly to the customers.
It is said to have taken 22 minutes for the first order to be placed on the nova9, while the first batch of fast delivery orders from Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Dongguan, Shanghai and Hangzhou was also on the way. More regions with faster delivery options will be updated soon too.
If other brands are able to replicate such a quick delivery solution then it will revolutionize the entire e-commerce domain. However, in order to achieve that, there needs to be a clear logistics chain in place as well as outlets spread across all pin codes so as to escalate delivery.
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