Bird Case Study by Anna Lim

Bird's Rights and Responsibilities

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Fleet Managers Rights and Responsibilities

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Spring and Summer of 2020

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September 2023

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Late 2022

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Post Covid Contract

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Pre-covid contract

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2021

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December 2023

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March 2020

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Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives, Mission

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Limitations and Constraints in the Case

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Rewrite your Problem Statement

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Rewrite your Analysis Section

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How did the problem come about? What will happen if this problem is not resolved?

March 2020

2024-01-29 21:50:24 UTC

bird company peak, at 2 billion dollars in value.

rider ships slumps 50%

March 2020

ktchen — 2024-01-29 21:51:42 UTC

spring and summer of 2020

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new contract are established. bird initiates fleet manager program

December 2023

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2021

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Pre-covid contract

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Post Covid Contract

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Late 2022

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September 2023

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Spring and Summer of 2020

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Fleet Managers Rights and Responsibilities

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Bird's Rights and Responsibilities

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Fleet Managers Rights and Responsibilities

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Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives, Mission

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Limitations and Constraints in the Case

ktchen — 2024-01-29 21:54:10 UTC

Rewrite your Analysis Section

ktchen — 2024-01-29 21:54:26 UTC

How did the problem come about? What will happen if this problem is not resolved?

Rewrite your Problem Statement

ktchen — 2024-01-29 21:54:33 UTC

March 2020

dhutt179 — 2024-01-29 21:54:47 UTC

Ridership plummeted as the Covid-19 pandemic shut entire cities down.

2021 Stock Exchange

elopez112903 — 2024-01-29 21:56:25 UTC

Bird had just recently made its debut on the stock market and 2021, however ridership fell during the pandemic causing their shares to follow by falling as well.

2021 bird

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day view on the stock market, fleet managers received a new contract with a revision in revenue cut from an original 81% to a new 50%

December 2023

dhutt179 — 2024-01-29 21:56:30 UTC

The company files for bankruptcy in order to stabilize its financial outlook.

March 2020

breannal_11 — 2024-01-29 21:56:35 UTC

September 2023

ezairamirez — 2024-01-29 21:57:23 UTC

In September 2023 Bird was booted from the New York Exchange for failing to consistently maintain a market cap of $15 million.

2022

2024-01-29 21:57:36 UTC

warning of possible drop from the New York stock exchange, due to bird possibly going bankrupted

December 2023

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 21:57:50 UTC

2021

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 21:58:32 UTC

Pre-covid contract

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Bird's Rights and Responsibilities

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Pre-covid Contract

millswilliam1700 — 2024-01-29 21:59:16 UTC

Fleet Managers charged, repaired, and stored scooters as well as paying “equipment payments” from weekly revenue until the scooters were paid off. This contract allowed for 81 percent of net revenue to be retained.

Late 2022

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 21:59:29 UTC

Late 2022

elopez112903 — 2024-01-29 21:59:31 UTC

Bird had a series of setbacks when it came to the business and had warned it's investors of a potential bankruptcy.

Post-Covid Contract

millswilliam1700 — 2024-01-29 21:59:43 UTC

In addition to the previous terms, Bird added four fees to the contract, dropping the money earned from 81 percent of net revenue down to 50 percent

September 2023

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 21:59:54 UTC

September of 2023

2024-01-29 21:59:54 UTC

officially removed from NYSE by failing to meet their market cap of 15 million.

Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives, Mission

dhutt179 — 2024-01-29 22:00:01 UTC

To provide easy to use urban transportation at an affordable cost.

Spring and Summer of 2020

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 22:00:22 UTC

Fleet Managers Rights and Responsibilities

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Bird’s Rights and Responsibilities

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 22:01:51 UTC

Limitations and Constraints in the Case

dhutt179 — 2024-01-29 22:02:16 UTC

-The company itself is filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

-Vandalism and theft on Bird's products.

-Fleet Managers not "owning" their products.

Birds corporations goals, objectives, missions

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 22:02:33 UTC

fleet managers rights and responsibilities

2024-01-29 22:02:33 UTC

charging, repairing, and storing are part of the new responsibilities for the fleet managers

Spring and Summer of 2020

ezairamirez — 2024-01-29 22:02:50 UTC

COVID hits during this time and shuts cities down. Rides dropped 50% during this time.

People who had been freelancing as charges were then offered the opportunity to become "fleet managers". This allowed fleet managers to own a fleet of scooters and a cut of the money from every ride taken.

Limitations and constraints in the case

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 22:03:00 UTC

Rewrite your Analysis Section

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Rewrite your Problem statement

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December 2023

2024-01-29 22:04:51 UTC

filed for bankruptcy

post covid contract

2024-01-29 22:08:25 UTC

50% revenue break for fleet managers due to 4 new fees added to the contract

Rewrite your analysis Section

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 22:08:32 UTC

How did the problem come about? What will happen if this problem is not resolved?

Rewrite your problem statement

mariogutierrez07 — 2024-01-29 22:08:55 UTC

Rewrite your Problem Statement

dhutt179 — 2024-01-29 22:10:37 UTC

Fleet managers are struggling to protect their investments while Bird is restructuring their finances

pre covid contract spring and summer 2020

2024-01-29 22:11:15 UTC

no official contract, only freelance positions at first, during spring and summer bird started their fleet manager program with more responsibilities and 81% ride cut of profit.

Bird's rights and responsibilities

noahfabriquer — 2024-01-29 22:26:50 UTC

Generate profit for company and recover from filing bankruptcy in December in 2023.

Rewrite your Analysis Section

nubiajosephine — 2024-01-29 22:44:45 UTC

Rewrite your Problem Statement

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Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives and Mission

nubiajosephine — 2024-01-29 23:04:19 UTC

micromobility, providing scooters for clean urban transportation, generate profit

March 2020

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March 2020

2024-01-29 23:11:15 UTC

Ridership dropped by more than 50% because of cities shutting down due to COVID

March 2020

2024-01-29 23:12:19 UTC

Covid Pandemic decreased ridership by 50%

December 2023

2024-01-29 23:13:30 UTC

Bird filed for bankruptcy to stabilize its financial outlook.

December 2023

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Spring - Summer 2020

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March 2020

2024-01-29 23:14:49 UTC

Bird's ridership plummeted by 50% due to the Covid pandemic.

2021

2024-01-29 23:15:13 UTC

Bird's stock market debut. Bird presents a new contract to fleet managers.

March 2020

2024-01-29 23:15:30 UTC

Covid lockdown. Bird's ridership goes down more than 50%.

December 2023

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Dec 2023

2021

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March 2020

2024-01-29 23:17:05 UTC

Bird plummeted financially after COVID caused cities to shut down.

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:17:46 UTC

Booted from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) for failing to maintain a market cap of $15 Million.

Late 2022

2024-01-29 23:18:08 UTC

After a series of of business setbacks, Investors were warned of bankruptcy.

spring and summer 2020

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Freelancers started getting messages from bird and were offered an opportunity as "fleet managers".

2021

2024-01-29 23:19:00 UTC

Fleet managers were presented with a new contract that cut their net revenue by 81 percent.

Brock LaBelle

December 2023

2024-01-29 23:19:19 UTC

Bird filed for bankruptcy to stabilize and restructure financially

Late 2022

2024-01-29 23:19:20 UTC

The company warned investors that it could go bankrupt.

Pre-covid contract

2024-01-29 23:19:20 UTC

Bird's pre-covid contract was to outsource the logistics to freelance "chargers" who were paid for finding and recharging low battery scooters, as well as freelance mechanics who repaired scooters, all paid on per-scooter basis.

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:19:38 UTC

Bird was booted from the New York Stock Exchange

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:19:40 UTC

Bird failed to consistently maintain a market cap of $15 million and was subsequently booted from the New York Stock Exchange

Late 2022

2024-01-29 23:19:57 UTC

December 2023

2024-01-29 23:20:03 UTC

2021

2024-01-29 23:20:13 UTC

As bird prepares to debut on the stock market, a new contract was presented to the fleet managers cutting net revenue from 81 percent to 50 percent of the money left on each ride.

Post Covid Contract

2024-01-29 23:20:15 UTC

Bird changed their contract post covid to give freelancers the opportunity to become "fleet managers" where they would get their own fleet of scooters and a percentage cut of the money from every ride taken.

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:20:41 UTC

Bird was booted from the NYSE for failing to consistently maintain the 15 million market cap that is needed.

Birds Rights and Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:21:29 UTC

Bird's responsibilities is to pay fleet managers for charging, repairing, and storing scooters. They were to fulfill their part in the contract. Bird has a right to declare bankruptcy for their company and has a right to present new contracts.

Spring and Summer of 2020

2024-01-29 23:21:35 UTC

Individuals that had been freelancing for Bird began receiving offers to become "Fleet Managers" that involved receiving their own fleet of scooters and a share of the profit from each ride taken.

Spring and Summer of 2020

2024-01-29 23:21:47 UTC

People were invited to become "fleet managers", meaning they get their own fleet of scooters. (people being those who were freelance "chargers")

Birds Corporation's goals, objectives, mission

2024-01-29 23:21:51 UTC

Bird's corporation goal is to provide scooters for urban transportation. Their objective is to epitomize a shiny future of clean urban transport.

Spring and Summer of 2020

2024-01-29 23:21:57 UTC

Bird initiates the Fleet Manager program and offers freelance chargers the opportunity to earn a profit with every ride taken

2021

2024-01-29 23:22:12 UTC

Bird debuted its stock market and had its shares plummet as a result. Fleet managers were presented a new contract that cut their payouts from 81% down to 50% due to new fees.

Pre-covid contracts

2024-01-29 23:22:26 UTC

Pre covid contracts, Bird invited people to become "chargers" who were paid for finding and recharging any scooter that they found. They also had freelance mechanics who would do repairs of damaged scooters.

2021

2024-01-29 23:22:58 UTC

Fleet managers were presented with a new contract that reduced net revenue from 81 percent to 50 percent.

spring and summer of 2020

2024-01-29 23:23:03 UTC

Birds changed their old " freelance charger " approach and launched a new project for fleet managers, involving getting their own scooters and discount for each ride.

Fleet Managers Rights and Responsibilities.

2024-01-29 23:23:20 UTC

Fleet managers were responsible for charging, repairing, and storing scooters.

Fleet managers rights and responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:23:27 UTC

Late 2022

2024-01-29 23:23:28 UTC

The company faced a series of setbacks, and warned investors of a possible bankruptcy.

December 2023

2024-01-29 23:23:29 UTC

Bird filed for bankruptcy to reorganize their financial situation.

2021

mswalve — 2024-01-29 23:23:38 UTC

Fleet Managers presented with a new contract that changed net revenue payout from 81% to 50%

Fleet Managers Rights and Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:24:13 UTC

Fleet managers were responsible for charging, repairing, and storing the scooters. Agreed to make "equipment payouts" taken out of their rides each week.

Post-Covid Contract - Myles Jo

2024-01-29 23:24:43 UTC

Fleet managers had to start their owner companies in order to get scooters from Bird. They would be given 81 percent of net revenue from each ride.

Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives, and Missions

2024-01-29 23:24:48 UTC

Bird's goals is to provide customers a better alternative for transportation with their scooters and lessen the emissions of carbon dioxide for a cleaner environment. Their mission is to make it affordable and accessible to anyone.

Pre Covid

2024-01-29 23:24:53 UTC

Bird would hire "chargers" to find and charge any low battery scooters they found. They also had freelance mechanics to repair any damaged scooters.

Pre-Covid Contract

2024-01-29 23:25:05 UTC

Freelance chargers at Bird would be paid for finding and recharging scooters that were low on battery and used repairs on a per scooter basis.

Bird’s Rights & Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:25:18 UTC

The company owned scooters that were rented out to the public but wanted to keep the scooters out of dangers and abuse on the street. Bird was responsible for managing the app that would allow riders to find scooters. In the contracts with fleet managers Bird took “equipment payments” and part of the net revenue gained from each ride while keeping the scooters under their name in title.

December 2023

mswalve — 2024-01-29 23:25:22 UTC

Bird files for bankruptcy in order to stabilize its financial outlook

Birds corporation goals, objectives, missions

2024-01-29 23:25:27 UTC

To provide urban transportation for safer and cleaner streets

Rewrite Your Analysis Section

2024-01-29 23:25:30 UTC

The problem with Bird and its fleet managers came about since Bird filed for bankruptcy, it cannot afford to support fleet managers in protecting the scooters that they technically do not legally own. This means that fleet managers may risk losing the rights to their scooters, if Bird goes completely under. If this problem does not get resolved, then fleet managers may file for law suits, in order to protect themselves and their investments.

Fleet Manager's Rights and Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:25:44 UTC

Fleet managers were responsible for almost every aspect of the scooter operation, including charging, repairing, and storing scooters. Fleet managers also had to start their own companies to receive scooters from Bird. Managers would pay off the equipment in payments once received but were not the legal owners of the scooters.

Limitations and constraints

2024-01-29 23:25:49 UTC

Bird filing for bankruptcy & fleet managers not owning the rights to the scooters.

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:26:11 UTC

Bird booted the New York Stock Exchange because it failed to maintain the market cap of $15 million

Rewrite your Problem Statement

2024-01-29 23:27:16 UTC

Fleet managers need to assert their legal rights for the Bird scooters that they have yet to pay off completely.

Birds Rights and Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:27:24 UTC

Bird's rights are owning the scooters, and their responsibilities is taking care of app operations.

pre-covid contract

2024-01-29 23:27:25 UTC

fleet managers were entitled to 81 percent of net revenue from each ride

Fleet Manager Rights and Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:27:34 UTC

They were responsible for charging, repairing, and storing scooters, and just about every aspect of the operation besides the actual app that connected riders to scooters. Participants of the opportunity had to start their own company and agree to make payments that went towards paying for the scooters, until they were paid off. Only once repayment is complete, will fleet managers be entitled to 81% of the net revenue, though the ownership of the scooters would remain with Bird despite repayment.

Limitations and Constraints in the Case

2024-01-29 23:27:49 UTC

Because Bird was filing for bankruptcy one of their constraints is money. Also, they were experiencing theft of the scooters. Fleet managers did not own the scooters so they were losing their investment of the scooters.

Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives, Mission

2024-01-29 23:27:52 UTC

Objective is to outsource challenges relating to scooters being left out to rent, steal or abuse. The mission is how Bird can use freelancers as fleet managers to reduce costs related to purchasing scooters and maintenance, while recovering from bankruptcy.

Post covid contract

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post covid

2024-01-29 23:28:34 UTC

Bird sent out messages to chargers a new exciting opportunity that would allow them to become "fleet managers". They would get their own fleet of scooters and a portion of the profits per ride. They would also be responsible for taking care of the scooters like charging, repairing, and storing. Participants would need to "rent" out the scooters and pay bird each week until the scooters were paid off. After the scooters were paid off, they would get 81% of the net revenue per ride from the scooter.

Rewrite your Analysis section

2024-01-29 23:28:52 UTC

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:29:11 UTC

Bird was booted from New York Stock Exchange

Bird's Rights and Responsibilities

2024-01-29 23:29:14 UTC

Bird is responsible for providing scooters to the public as well as maintaining their app in order for customers to be able to access and ride the scooters.

Late 2022

2024-01-29 23:29:39 UTC

After many business set backs, the company warned investors that it can go bankrupt.

Late 2022

2024-01-29 23:29:44 UTC

Fleet managers at Bird would be entitled to 81 percent of net revenue from each ride if they were responsible for charging, repairing, and storing scooters (assuming their paid for).

Bird's Corporation's Goals, Objectives, Missions

2024-01-29 23:30:24 UTC

Bird became the largest micromobility company in North America to provide scooters for urban transportation. It was the epitome of future clean urban transport.

Post Covid contract

2024-01-29 23:30:27 UTC

Limitations and Constraints in the Case

2024-01-29 23:30:28 UTC

The fleet managers are affected by Bird's file of bankruptcy which could lead to their investment being taken away. Fleet managers are also worried about scooter thieves and vandals. Fleet managers do not fully own the rights to scooters.

Bird’s Corporation’s Goals, Objectives, and Mission

2024-01-29 23:30:33 UTC

To bring affordable modes of transportation that are eco-friendly to people looking to travel small distances. Freelance workers would then be invited to help and be paid to repair the scooters.

Bird Corporation's Goals, Objectives, Mission

2024-01-29 23:30:42 UTC

The Bird provides scooters for urban transportation, to epitomize a shiny future of clean urban transport, at a low cost of each scooter's rental.

March 2020

mswalve — 2024-01-29 23:31:48 UTC

Covid strikes and decreases bird usage by 50% due to the fact most people are quarantined and not outside.

Pre-covid contract

brianrim4 — 2024-01-29 23:32:13 UTC

September 2023

danielzoub — 2024-01-29 23:32:28 UTC

Booted from the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) for failing to maintain a market cap of $15 Million.

Post Covid Contract

brianrim4 — 2024-01-29 23:32:30 UTC

September 2023

2024-01-29 23:32:34 UTC

Bird was booted from the New York Stock Exchange for failing to consistently maintain a market cap of 15 million dollars.

Late 2022

brianrim4 — 2024-01-29 23:32:43 UTC

The company faced a series of setbacks, and warned investors of a possible bankruptcy.

Late 2022

danielzoub — 2024-01-29 23:32:49 UTC

After a series of of business setbacks, Investors were warned of bankruptcy.

Constraints in the case

2024-01-29 23:32:52 UTC

Birds filed for bankruptcy due to monetary constraints, while the fleet managers were experiencing scooter theft and uncertainty of the scooter ownership, causing possible loss of their investment when they first took on the " fleet manager" role.

2021

ariannah12000 — 2024-01-29 23:32:57 UTC

Fleet managers were presented with a new contract that reduced net revenue from 81 percent to 50 percent.

December 2023

yachen19_1 — 2024-01-29 23:33:01 UTC

The company filed bankruptcy on December 2023

Since filing bankruptcy in December 2023, the fleet managers have been trying to protect the scooters they do not own.

September 2023

papashotgun — 2024-01-29 23:33:12 UTC

Bird failed to consistently maintain a market cap of $15 million and was subsequently booted from the New York Stock Exchange

-Henry

Spring and Summer of 2020

papashotgun — 2024-01-29 23:33:59 UTC

Individuals that had been freelancing for Bird began receiving offers to become "Fleet Managers" that involved receiving their own fleet of scooters and a share of the profit from each ride taken.

Fleet Manager Rights and Responsibilities

papashotgun — 2024-01-29 23:34:40 UTC

Pre Covid

pduy12345 — 2024-01-29 23:34:53 UTC

Bird would hire "chargers" to find and charge any low battery scooters they found. They also had freelance mechanics to repair any damaged scooters.

Bird's Rights and Responsibilities

ericaye — 2024-01-29 23:34:54 UTC

2021

ariannah12000 — 2024-01-29 23:35:06 UTC

Fleet managers were presented with a new contract that reduced net revenue from 81 percent to 50 percent.

March 2020

josechvz212 — 2024-01-29 23:35:34 UTC

Birds ridership plummeted by 50% due to the Covid pandemic.

Rewrite Your Analysis

sonyasorkin — 2024-01-29 23:35:52 UTC

The problem with Bird and its fleet managers came about since Bird filed for bankruptcy in that it cannot afford to support fleet manager and protect the scooters that they do not technically legally own. This means that fleet managers may risk losing the rights to their scooters, if Bird goes completely under. If this problem does not get resolved, then fleet managers may file for law suits in order to protect themselves and their investments.

Birds corporation goals, objectives, missions

ttropez — 2024-01-29 23:35:53 UTC

To provide urban transportation for safer and cleaner streets

Late 2022

ashvaldivia1 — 2024-01-29 23:36:10 UTC

After a series of business setbacks, the company warned investors that it could go bankrupt.

Limitations and Constraints in the Case

lionaolgaol — 2024-01-29 23:36:29 UTC

Ridership levels fell due to the pandemic. The company filed bankrupt. Cities were shut down due to Covid. There are limitations with protecting scooters from thieves and vandals.

Birds Corporations goals, objectives, mission

jasminfo — 2024-01-29 23:36:31 UTC

Bird's corporation goal is to provide scooters for urban transportation. Their objective is to epitomize a shiny future clean urban transport.

Bird’s Right and Responsibilities

kaylatacao — 2024-01-29 23:36:38 UTC

constraints in the case

selinachou — 2024-01-29 23:36:47 UTC

2021

ariannah12000 — 2024-01-29 23:37:05 UTC

Fleet managers were presented with a new contract that reduced net revenue from 81 percent to 50 percent.

Rewrite your Problem Statement

sonyasorkin — 2024-01-29 23:37:10 UTC

Fleet managers need to assert their legal rights for the Bird scooters that they have yet to pay off completely.

2021

chuvis — 2024-01-29 23:37:15 UTC

Bird debuted its stock market and had its shares plummet as a result. Fleet managers were presented a new contract that cut their payouts from 81% down to 50% due to new fees.

-Travis Chu

Birds Rights and Responsibilties

faithprescott — 2024-01-29 23:37:21 UTC

Bird's rights are owning the scooters, and their responsibilities is taking care of app operations.

pre-covid Contract

rociou1 — 2024-01-29 23:39:45 UTC

Fleet manager were entitled to 81 percent of the net revenue. They also got their own fleet of scooters and a cut of money for every ride.

Rewrite your problem statement

ttropez — 2024-01-29 23:39:45 UTC

The problem is the fleet managers are not able to protect their investment while Bird cuts the payout contract due to bankruptcy

Post covid contract

4udeleon98 — 2024-01-29 23:40:30 UTC

Spring and Summer 2020- a new contract was put that allowed freelancing chargers to become fleet managers

samantham19_1 — 2024-01-29 23:40:32 UTC

Analysis

jasminfo — 2024-01-29 23:41:56 UTC

Bird filed for bankruptcy and fleet managers are seeking to protect their investment on the scooters. In addition to facing financial struggles, scooters are also being stolen. If the issue isn't revolved, fleet managers will face significant financial repurcussions.

Problem Statement

jesse04_1 — 2024-01-29 23:42:23 UTC

Fleet managers are trying to protect their investment while Bird is trying to restructure financially.

Rewrite your problem statement

ashvaldivia1 — 2024-01-29 23:42:57 UTC

Fleet managers need to protect their scooters due to Bird filing for bankruptcy. Fleet managers are seeking ownership of their investment of scooters.

Limitations and Constraints in the case

kaylatacao — 2024-01-29 23:43:13 UTC

Bird is in a state of bankruptcy, causing a financial restructure. Due to their financial state the fleet managers can’t get a new contract or renegotiate terms. Since Bird still has the scooters in their name for title they can still be repossessed even though fleet managers have already fully payed for the equipment.

rewrite analysis

selinachou — 2024-01-29 23:43:29 UTC

Fleet managers have financial difficulties due to the new contract that cuts their profit. They also experienced scooter theft, which they were also not able to solve due to short of finances and Bird filing bankruptcy.

Analysis

sebastieng7 — 2024-01-29 23:45:01 UTC

The problem came about when Bird ridership started plummeting during the pandemic forcing Bird to cut fleet manager's revenue down 31%. If the problem is not resolved the Fleet Managers may have the scooters repossessed due to the equipment title being under Bird's name.

Rewrite your Problem Statement

brocklabelle — 2024-01-29 23:55:49 UTC

Fleet managers are finding it difficult to protect their investment while Bird is trying to restructure financially.

Rewrite your Analysis Statement

brocklabelle — 2024-01-30 00:00:47 UTC

Bird company had to file for bankruptcy while fleet managers are looking to protect their investment. Alongside with trying to protect their investment, the scooters are getting stolen. If this issue remains unsolved, fleet managers will exhibit financial repercussions. Bird issued a new contract that cuts the fleet mangers net revenue by 81 percent.

In late 2020

normankennaugh1226 — 2024-01-30 00:03:10 UTC

They offered "fleet managers" that involved to get their own fleet of scooters, cut of the money from every ride taken.

Fleet managers were responsible for charging, repairing, and storing scooters.

yt

2024-01-30 03:39:16 UTC

test test

2024-01-30 03:42:10 UTC

Limitations and Constraints in the Case

stoogemcmuffin — 2024-01-30 04:29:38 UTC

Financial instability for bird. Lacking the title for scooter for the fleet managers. Maintaining company goal of being a clean urban transportation business.

Rewrite your Problem Statement

2024-01-30 06:03:16 UTC

Fleet managers need a solution to protect their investments while Bird tries to restructure financially.

Rewrite your Problem Statement

lionaolgaol — 2024-01-30 06:05:54 UTC

Fleet managers need a solution to protect their investments while Bird tries to restructure financially.

Rewrite your Analysis Section

lionaolgaol — 2024-01-30 06:39:38 UTC

Based on the agreement, fleet managers' initial earnings go toward paying off scooters that Bird will use to rent out to users. Although fleet managers bought the scooters, it was stated that the scooters would be under Bird's possession. However, Bird filed for bankruptcy in December of 2023. Fleet managers will lose their investments if the company fails to uphold itself financially. In addition, fleet managers are trying to protect scooters from being stolen and vandalized, but lack compensation from Bird if anything happens to the scooters they purchased.