Building India's Food-Tech Future | Ankit Mehrotra | TEDxBITSHyderabad
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ค. 2020
- In the spring of 2012, Ankit Mehrotra, along with a group of his school friends saw an opportunity in the clutter of restaurant queues and came up with an innovative idea of an online table reservation platform.
In what would turn into a profound household name in the food-tech industry in India, revolutionizing the way people approach food and dining out - Dineout was born. The rising tide caught the nation by storm and lifted all metaphorical boats - the online platform and its array of services expanded rapidly and brought restaurant seats from close to 25,000 restaurants to over 50 million consumers across around 20 cities in the last year alone.
While Dineout has been expanding over the years - Dineout's forward-looking entrepreneurialism coupled with their CEO, Ankit Mehrotra's, will have remained unaltered through time.
The company has been an inspirational success story towards the growing boom of start-ups in the country and Ankit has been at the forefront of that charge. The leading titan behind the food-tech enterprise, Dineout, has imbibed his principle stating that "Small things make perfection but perfection is no small thing". This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Very well said focus and believe is key to success.
Very well explained
great talk
Underrated video!
Excellent💯💯!!
Awesome
Values 🔥
Well Explained
Amazing talk! Deserves way more views.
Get lost
Crazy
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There was no need for middle men in this trade. No Indian diner had problems booking tables or venues, that need was created by giving discounts to consumers. And later on, forcing restaurants to take on those discounts and paying commissions to you guys.
If there is no demand, they created the demand. That is why they are entrepreneurs. Smart people.
Why this has too less views
More than 5 billion Indians are going to be dining out in 2020 🤔🤔
Did you listen to what he said after that?
has to be first ted talk I'm hearing which is not like 4 years old
9.49 LMAO, 'more than 5 billion indians are going to dine out in 2020'...
The truth is you have always been a me too. Since you were in the uk you must be exposed to "open table" . Dine out is a carbon copy of open table .