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Yes, it's pretty crazy. Tesco had this in the UK since 1996(!), with a CD-ROM ordering system that synced new products over dialup in batches. Now all (apart
by martinald 10y ago
Yes, it's pretty crazy.
Tesco had this in the UK since 1996(!), with a CD-ROM ordering system that synced new products over dialup in batches.
Now all (apart from Lidl and Aldi, I imagine their margins are too low) offer online shopping and have done for a long time.
Really can't understand why the US stores don't do this and instead have allowed Instacart, which has little/no proper supply chain knowledge, to build a $3bn business in it's place. Very odd.