All Technology articles – Page 115
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Analysis & FeaturesShould DNA dictate our diet?
Genetics tests are taking off, with companies offering ‘bespoke’ nutritional advice based on a swab of our DNA
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NewsCCEP saves road miles with upgrade at Sidcup site
It said the warehouse would save more than 10,000 road miles and 3,867 tonnes of CO2 a year…
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Comment & OpinionThe new realities of retail
Virtual Reality, smart voice assistants, machine learning and progressive web apps are all gaining recognition
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Comment & OpinionFmcg must dial up digital to help shopper memory
New tech solutions like Amazon Dash and shoppable content can help fmcg brands create their own online shop front
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Comment & OpinionHappy 10th birthday, iPhone. You’ve been a gift to grocery
While online grocery is increasingly popular, profits still remain elusive. But the fmcg industry has embraced the smartphone in many other ways
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NewsTesco extends one-hour deliveries through Tesco Now app
Delivery is supplied by independent courier service Quiqup
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Comment & OpinionWhat Unilever’s AI hiring experiment tells us about the future of grocery recruitment
The fmcg giant is trying out a new way to hire for some entry-level positions, which is driven almost entirely by algorithms
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NewsShoppers' interest in voice ordering surges
There is growing interest among shoppers in using voice-activated technology for online grocery shopping
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NewsTesco rules out cyber attack after IT headache hits online orders
Thousands of orders were hit by a major issue with its national picking computer system
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Comment & OpinionThe future has changed: bricks & mortar has a role in the online world
Gone are the days when we believed internet shopping would turn our high streets into ghost towns. Today’s e-commerce experts firmly believe there is a place for physical retail spaces
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NewsTesco deliveries and click & collect service hit by IT chaos
The supermarket has blamed unspecified “network issues” for the problem
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NewsEU and China link for food fraud initiative
The project will be led by the Institute for Global Food Security at Queen’s University Belfas
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Comment & OpinionMarketing must move from generic to personal
In the past, consumers were accustomed to the community feel of their local shops
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NewsRelex and Zenopt link to offer 'more accurate' staff planning
The aim of the system is to help retailers reduce costs while improving customer service
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Comment & OpinionPride yourself on green credentials? Check your supply chain
Not all products that are farmed or made in an environmentally sensitive manner can boast equally sustainable credentials
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NewsSainsbury's computer failures cause online grocery delays
Sainsbury’s said only a “small number” of orders needed to be rebooked as a result of the glitch
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NewsOnline grocery set to rise 12% to pass £11bn in 2017
The Mintel research showed 14% of Brits do all of their grocery shopping online
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NewsRibena launches augmented reality app Doodle Your World
The free app allows users to add colourful animated characters to real-time videos and photos
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NewsOcado's robot-powered warehouse: analyst reaction
The retailer opened the doors to its high-tech Andover site to analysts last week. So what did they make of their visit?
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Analysis & FeaturesCan robot delivery conquer the last mile's cost hurdle?
Even if delivery is cheaper than by van, will a maximum load of 20 items satisfy online shoppers?