I am reading your paper on the website and cannot understand, forgive me my ignorance, about the system.
Are fulfillment centers more the less the same like common ware houses? It seems so, but how are they going to survive and managed by whom?
I would understand if they belong to the INS Ecosystem itself, so you can operate it, but if other people/organizations will manage centers (that was my impression from reading your paper) then they should take some fee for handling orders to sustain. Will prices are still lower in such case if orders handling is managed by a third party - neither manufacturer nor consumer (and not even INS team)?
I'd like to notice that during the initial stages of development of the ISN Ecosystem we’re planning to cooperate with fulfillment centers and logistics companies which are already operating in this business. So there are no expences on building and maintainig them, but of course, there will be a small fee about 1% which still allows to keep the prices much lower, right? Are fulfillment centers more the less the same like common ware houses? It seems so, but how are they going to survive and managed by whom?
I would understand if they belong to the INS Ecosystem itself, so you can operate it, but if other people/organizations will manage centers (that was my impression from reading your paper) then they should take some fee for handling orders to sustain. Will prices are still lower in such case if orders handling is managed by a third party - neither manufacturer nor consumer (and not even INS team)?
Is it confirmed that fulfillment centres will have 1% fee only? The website of INS states that 15 transaction fee it is for INS system itself.
Then again, it it true that certain expenses won't be applied for the companies running centres, but will 1% fee cover storage, sorting, delivering goods ordered through INS platform?
