All Technology articles – Page 88
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Dunnhumby hit by £33m loss in wake of new Tesco terms
With Tesco abandoning its £2bn sale in 2015, Dunnhumby fell to a £33m pre-tax loss in the year to 28 February 2017
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Database looks to eliminate online product information errors
Twelve major retailers and suppliers have signed up to GS1’s ProductDNA:hub
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Pernod Ricard unveils Alexa 'What Cocktail?' skill
The service provides interactive cocktail recipes, serve suggestions and occasion-specific recipes
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Dining experience startups awarded £200,000 by John Lewis
The startups will now begin integrating with the John Lewis and Waitrose businesses
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Bakers Basco rolls out GPS chips to track basket misuse and theft
The move comes after the successful introduction of tracking chips across Bakers Basco’s dollies
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Comment and Opinion
Seize digital in 2018
The economic backdrop is tough, and the consumer is cautious. These are not auspicious conditions for 2018
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Co-op to trial energy cost-cutting refrigeration shelf
Shelf could slash energy costs by almost 30% and spell the end of uncomfortably cold aisles
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Ocado hails Casino deal as vindication of robot tech
The French retailer has signed up to use its robot-powered warehouse model pioneered in Andover
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Comment and Opinion
Facebook Messenger as grocery channel. Like?
The rise of P2P payments offers vast opportunities for grocers, says Sebastian Redenz of iProspect UK
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Lidl seeks closer links with startups by partnering with German retail tech hub
Retailtech Hub is based in Munich and supports startups through an accelerator programme
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Morrisons integrates Alexa into online grocery
Customers will be able to use a Morrisons skill for Alexa to add more items to their Morrisons.com shopping list
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Musgrave plans to open checkout-free c-store in Cork
Irish retailer Musgrave could beat Amazon to the punch by opening a checkout-free store
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Comment and Opinion
The four next big disruptors in global fmcg
Staples companies are grappling with a bewildering increase in complexity
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Waze signs up supermarkets and coffee chains to in-app ads
The Google-backed sat nav app has 1.8 million active users in the UK
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Comment and Opinion
Technology can enable a seamless service flow
Changing consumer behaviour is proving the catalyst for a plethora of intriguing partnerships…
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ABP £22m AD plant opens by Arla dairy
Olleco will supply power to Arla as part of a new partnership
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Tesco trials extended booze range in 'new approach' to online
It recently completed a pilot scheme selling a wider range of premium wines and spirits from its digital platform
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Analysis and Features
Four technologies that could change the face of grocery
The most promising innovations on show at Shoptalk Europe
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GSK Consumer Healthcare launches 'consumer sensory lab'
The lab will be used to try to understand consumer behaviour all the way from store environment to bathroom cabinet…
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Comment and Opinion
Why convenience is evolving from c-store to Bodega
Bodega, founded by two former Google employees, has set out to disrupt the very thing it’s named after