The tracker will also gently remind you to move throughout the day, and while doing a workout, it will demonstrate on-screen when you’re in fat burn, cardio or peak zones so you know how hard you’re working. Inspire 3 can “capture all your movement, automatically tracking Active Zone Minutes, calories burned, distance, heart rate and steps” according to Fitbit. Speaking of, the Inspire 3 is packing a lot of the same features as its predecessor. You don’t have to do too much swiping or tapping with the Inspire 3, as active zone minutes are tracked automatically, providing a strap-on-and-forget UX experience. The rounded shape is thin and water-resistant up to 50 meters, and packs an always-on display functionality for the first time. However, how good the metrics are when clipped off-wrist remains to be seen, as much of the information collected by the Inspire 3 relies on skin-to-skin contact. Whereas most fitness trackers would get in the way, you can clip the Inspire 3 to your shirt instead. One of the promotional photos below features a woman strapping on boxing gloves. Nevertheless, it’s a great idea, and adds a lot of flexibility to the Inspire 3. Unfortunately, the alternate wristbands and clip are sold separately, with no word on pricing for those just yet. We love this: it’s a great overhaul for the otherwise unremarkable Inspire range. It packs capsense buttons and a touchscreen, with a 124 x 206px Gorilla Glass screen and plastic casing. Taking lots of inspiration from the Fitbit Luxe, the Inspire is now a rounded pebble than a flat part of the band, and can be removed from the band entirely and attached to a different wristband or even clipped onto your clothes like an old-fashioned iPod Shuffle. Unlike the cosmetic changes to the Versa and Sense devices, the new Fitbit Inspire 3 has been completely overhauled from a design perspective. “Grounded in our purpose to ignite and nourish flavorful experiences, and supported by shared capabilities and platforms, Inspire is poised for continued growth.(Image credit: Fitbit) Fitbit Inspire 3: Design “While there are certainly a number of headwinds facing the restaurant industry this year, I’m optimistic about the future growth trajectory driven by the positive momentum of our brands,” Brown said. Deployed new modern designs, new restaurant concepts, and non-traditional locations across brands including Jimmy John’s first drive-thru only site and Dunkin’s first digital-only location and introduced Buffalo Wild Wings GO with expectations to open 100 by the end of 2022.Launched Alliance Kitchen, the first ghost kitchen operated by a multi-brand restaurant company, and opened the Inspire Innovation Center to trial technology and optimize operations.More than 800 restaurants outside the U.S.franchise-led restaurants in 2021, outpacing competitors Opened more than 1,400 restaurants globally including:.Grew the loyalty user base across all brands to nearly 50 million members.Digital sales now represent over $7B of Inspire’s global sales.Exceeded $1B in sales via third party marketplace 2.Achieved more than 35% year-over-year growth in U.S digital sales 1, to more than $6B - accounting for over 20 percent of U.S.Looking ahead, we will continue scaling centralized investments in people and technology to propel future growth across our brands.” “Through our culture of innovation and using our collective scale to make shared investments in automation, digital, and loyalty, we continue to realize the benefits of having six unique but united restaurant concepts together on one platform. “Each brand in our portfolio achieved record growth in 2021 despite challenging macroeconomic and industry conditions,” said Paul Brown, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at Inspire Brands. Completed integration of fourth acquisition in four years with both Dunkin’ and Baskin-Robbins having record system sales years.Grew franchisee base by more than 5% year-over-year, exceeding 3,400 total franchisees across the portfolio.Expanded global footprint to nearly 32,000 restaurants in 70 markets around the world, including further expansion into Asia, the Middle East, and Latin America.Exceeded $30 billion in total global system sales, a double-digit year-over-year increase.Despite a challenging business landscape across the restaurant industry, the benefits of Inspire’s tightly integrated scale positioned the company’s portfolio of differentiated yet complementary concepts to outperform their peers and further accelerate growth. Inspire Brands achieved record performance results in 2021, delivering on its strategic vision of invigorating brands and supercharging their growth. Each brand in portfolio achieved record growth driving double-digit year-over-year system sales growth
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