The emergence of on-demand grocery has transformed the landscape of the online grocery sector. In the post-pandemic era, consumers now anticipate the ability to use a mobile app to order groceries online and collect them or have them delivered within minutes with utmost precision. To offer this service, specialized fulfillment-only facilities such as back-of-store micro-fulfillment centers have emerged worldwide, with numerous grocers, convenience store operators, and newcomers establishing these stores in various global locations. In this blog, we'll explore the key components of an optimal demand generation strategy for new on-demand grocery locations.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of online grocery shopping, grocers are constantly seeking innovative solutions to meet customer demands while optimizing operations and profitability. One concept gaining ground is the integration of in-store micro-fulfillment centers (MFCs) within traditional grocery stores. This concept offers a host of advantages, making it possible to achieve profitability even at very low order volumes.

In the ever-evolving world of online grocery shopping, staying ahead of inventory challenges is essential for providing a seamless customer experience. While many grocers rely on real-time inventory systems to manage stock levels accurately, not everyone has access to such advanced technology. If you're a grocer looking to overcome online order inventory issues without a real-time inventory system, this blog post offers practical strategies and solutions, including the invaluable role of in-store picking apps.

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Omnichannel grocery is the future of the grocery industry, and it is rapidly growing. According to a report by McKinsey, online grocery could account for up to 18 to 30 percent of the food-at-home market in some leading European countries. This growth is fuelled by evolving customer expectations, increased competition, and technological advancements.

In today's digital commerce landscape, efficient inventory management stands as a pivotal driver of success. Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) for this purpose has emerged as a game-changing approach that offers an array of benefits, while also presenting formidable challenges. This blog will delve into the depths of AI-driven inventory management, exploring the advantages it offers, the hurdles it poses, and the transformative potential it holds for businesses.

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Since the pandemic began in 2020, there was a drastic shift in many businesses due to a change in customer behaviour and lockdown policies. Grocery stores were no exception as many customers avoided going to public places.

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