Track Your Pizza on Super Bowl Sunday

Oh come on, you know you want to do it! You know you will be chowing down on the round meal.

Dominos Pizza will have the “pizza tracker” at your disposal. No worries that your pizza has gone wayward, now you can check on it and it’s progress. However the “Pizza Tracker” will not follow the pizza once it exits the door into your friendly pizza dude’s vehicle. No doubt they are working on GPS tracking as we speak.

Even better, you can now abuse the people who are servicing your order.

Anyone who isn’t satisfied with the speed of their order can complain through a rating system, which provides names of workers who take their orders and deliver the pie.

Great! Web 2.0 is so helpful.

Alert! Alert! Useless implementation of Web 2.0 Technology in progress. Alert!

What implementation is NOTuseless.

First off — and I’m trying really hard not to be cruel here — does anyone still order Dominos pizza anymore?

Yah brah, they still do. If this guy is this out of touch on pizza; how do you trust him on anything business/tech related.

Last year, Dominos implemented pizza ordering via text messaging in the U.K. — again, a strange implementation of tech. Wouldn’t dialing the pizza joint be a lot faster than punching in the order on your BlackBerry?

See what I mean. Last time I checked I can’t store an audio message and send it to Dominos to place an order. If this is what passes for journalists today, no wonder the media is in trouble.

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