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Digital Signage Blogs · 20 August 2012

Weekend Fun: Virtual Grocery Stores

By Digital Signage Blog · Updated 16 November 2014

Looks like Virtual Grocery stores are popping up everywhere especially in at a terminal or at the station. Why? Because people are waiting and to make more use of their time, why not spend it by shopping for your groceries (shopping on the go) and then have them delivered to your home. Here’s a video of Tesco trialling UK’s first interactive virtual grocery store at Gatwick. The video has some interesting facts:

  • By 2016, 90% of all mobiles in the UK will be smartphones
  • UK consumers will spend 4.5bn pounds using their mobiles this year. (2012)
  • That’s an increase of 584% in 2 years
  • Waiting period is about 70 minutes (called dead time)

 

 

 

 


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