All Technology articles – Page 114
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Comment & OpinionTesco robots: lean mean delivery machines, or a gimmick?
The retailer has told early users of its Tesco Now service that it is planning a rollout of the robots later in the year
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NewsStudent shopping app wins Tesco Hackathon competition
70 people took part in the event at Tesco’s Welwyn Garden City campus
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NewsTesco completes its first UK robot grocery delivery
Starship Technologies claim to make local deliveries faster, smarter and more cost-efficient
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NewsBarclaycard trials queue-free smartphone scanning
Consumers would use an app called Grab+Go and use their smartphone camera to scan product barcodes as they go
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NewsEagle Eye to raise £6m for expansion drive
AIM-listed retail technology firm Eagle Eye is to raise £6m to boost its marketing spend and target expansion in Canada and North America.
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NewsSugro UK to further roll out online ordering system
The buying and marketing group plans to roll out its online ordering system to a further 14 wholesaler member depots
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Analysis & FeaturesFacebook as grocery channel. Like?
Facebook now wants to influence your eating habits
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NewsWaitrose pushes on with digital services in Ecrebo deal extension
The supermarket is set to roll out digital receipts and more personalised offers at the till
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NewsIGD revamps commercial websites and debuts new logo
Websites have easier navigation and can be used across all devices, says IGD
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NewsBlakemore Wholesale launches on-the-go order app
The app, free for iOS and Android, offers a range of services including Click & Collect and Click & Deliver
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NewsAmazon trademark applications indicate checkout-free plan for UK
The online retailer filed a trademark for the slogan ‘Every queue is a defect’ on 11 May
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NewsGCHQ briefs food & drink industry in wake of WannaCry
Government security services are working to ensure the food and drink industry is resistant to cybercrime
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Comment & OpinionMobile grocery: feed the digital desire
At our Digital Connect event this month, we explored why mobile enablement is still very much a work in progress
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NewsRetailers failing to harness mobile, says Eagle Eye survey
While 60% of young consumers use their mobile in store, less than a fifth use it to make payments or redeem promotions
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NewsEagle Eye secures three-year John Lewis contract
Shares in the grocery tech firm jumped almost 10% this morning on back on the John Lewis contact win.
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NewsTargeted ads threaten junk food ad restrictions, says CAP
New CAP guidance will also cover targeted advertising being used by alcohol and gambling companies
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NewsTesco enables grocery ordering via voice-activated Google Home
The supermarket has integrated its online grocery service with the Google device, launched in the UK in March
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Comment & OpinionMake eye tracking part of the shopper insight mix
Eye tracking has become an in-vogue research tool for the fmcg sector, but it is just one tool among many
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NewsWaitrose weighs up recipe and checkout functions for app
The Quick Check mobile app first launched across all Waitrose stores last June
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NewsDunnhumby enters sales data arrangement with Twitter
The two companies are to use anonymous sales data from Tesco’s Clubcard in a bid to drive up fmcg advertising on Twitter