What if Santa went virtual?

Santa Virtual WHAT WENT Ooma **** Letters 526 million kids who may believe in Santa Customer Service Ce 30,000 elves to handle letter 3 receiving and customer support Ooma The average One annual call per child would require 30,000 elves That's 5.8 times larger than the biggest call center in the United States! customer service agent handles 50 calls a day Manufacturing 112,085 elves making toys • An automated manufacturing line with 12 robotic stations can make 7,200 toys per day • Running 24/7, Santa would need 200 manufacturing lines to build one toy per child • Nine robots is equivalent to 140 full-time workers • So that would be 112,085 elves working eight-hour shifts 16 88% of companies said using cloud computing lowered expenses Automation results in a 16-22% labor savings Delivery Delivery drones have a range of 10 miles 40mph for 30 minutes of flight time 55% of the population live in urban areas within effective drone delivery range Delivering presents to 289 million kids during the night would take 12 million drones! 75% of shoppers expect drone delivery by 2021 526 million presents for good little girls and boys is: amazon ups 35 times 24 times as many packages as Amazon ships in a day what UPS delivers in a day SANTA APP 82% of consumers want proactive status updates about package deliveries What If the Children Weren't Very Good This Year? A two-cubic-inch lump of coal for each child would take 13 minutes of all the US coal production Going Virtual Santa isn't alone 73% of Fortune 500 CEOS say that rapidly changing technology is their biggest challenge A two-year Stanford study says telecommuting has a productivity boost equivalent to a full day's work. Scale that across Santa's workshop, and going virtual would have a big impact. Ooma https://www.ooma.com/blog/what-if-santa-went-virtual/