If you are a commuter with a type A boss who is getting suspicious of your frequent tardiness, this button will send a late note to him or her when your train gets delayed. From GoMetro in South Africa, the Email My Boss feature enables users to request an email late note through their phone when delays with public transit make them late.
The result is workers who are late through no fault of their own can avoid waiting in long lines or suspicion from co-workers. The GoMetro GoTravel app launched the feature recently and is as easy to use as a simple press of a button. Users will also have to fill in their name, boss's name, boss's email address and the train line they were on. It does not require an internet connection either.
What's Driving This Trend
- Mobile Delay Notifications
- Opportunity for developing mobile apps that automatically notify employers of delays in public transit.
- Digital Late Notes
- Potential for digital platforms that generate and send automated late notes to employers when a commute is delayed.
- Streamlined Commuter Communication
- Disruptive innovation prospects for technologies that facilitate efficient communication between commuters and their employers regarding transportation delays.
Who This Affects Most
- Mobile Application Development
- Mobile app developers can seize the opportunity to create innovative solutions that provide delay notifications to employers.
- Digital Communication Platforms
- Digital communication platform providers can explore the market for automated systems that generate and send late notes to employers.
- Transportation and Logistics
- Companies in the transportation and logistics sector can leverage technological advancements to improve communication with commuters and minimize the impact of delays on productivity.
