Working remotely and a taxi turned delivery service are just some of the innovative ways South Australian businesses are adapting to the COVID-19 crisis.
The South Australian Business Chamber member, 13Cabs, is now offering a ‘no-touch’ parcel delivery service so customers can keep their distance while receiving their goods on time. The organisation is coordinating this new delivery operation using the 13cabs app, where customers can simply enter their pick-up address, their destination and payment details to complete their booking. Members can download the free app or call 13cabs on 13 22 27 to book their next delivery.
Another the South Australian Business Chamber member that is adapting to the pandemic is local IT company, Business Technology Partners who provides Information Technology and telecommunication solutions for SMEs. The company has adapted by allowing staff to work from home to ensure their safety while minimising trade hours to keep overheads low. To learn more about Technology Partners latest IT solutions, click here
Other members that are diversifying their service delivery include O’Connell Street Bakery that is remaining open twenty-four hours a day, with their entire menu available for take-away in compliance with government restrictions. Members can view the bakery’s take away menu, here
Additionally Ian’s Shoes, an online women’s shoe store, is also maintaining their digital footprint so their sales remain steady during these challenging economic conditions. To view the website, click here
It’s encouraging to see so many the South Australian Business Chamber members persevering during this turbulent economic climate. We have the utmost empathy for all of our members and we would like to assure our entire membership base that you have our full support. If you are a member and require guidance or further support, do not hesitate to call our Business Advice Hotline on 08 8300 0000 Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm.
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