New frictionless convenience store launches in Canberra
A new frictionless convenience store, using Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology, has launched at the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT).
A new frictionless convenience store, using Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology, has launched at the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT).
Marvel Stadium will become the first venue in the Southern Hemisphere to introduce Amazon’s Just Walk Out technology.
Following its opening in early 2018, Amazon Go is reportedly out-earning other convenience stores. According to estimates from RBC Captial Markets analysts, Amazon Go brings in 50% more revenue on average than typical convenience stores. The analysts reported that the average order size is around $10, with an average of 500 customers per day. A …
Amazon has opened its grocery store Amazon Go to the public, allowing anyone with a smartphone and an Amazon account to ‘Just Walk Out’—no waiting in a checkout line required.
After months of speculation and guesswork surrounding the arrival of Amazon Australia, we now have a clear indication the ecommerce giant will begin with a soft launch on the 23rd of Novmber.
The launch of Amazon Australia is “really, really, really close” country manager Rocco Braeuniger told a packed room in Sydney on Monday.
The arrival of Amazon onto Australian shores and a growth in online shopping has put pressure on Australian retailers to re-think the way they distribute goods and services.
Amazon’s plan to disrupt global retailers hit another peak this week with its acquisition of the US retailer Whole Foods, sparking concern that its eventual launch into the Australian market is closer than originally thought. Woolworths’ share prices took a hit following the announcement, dropping by 4% from $26.25 down to $25.33, its biggest decline …
Amazon has not committed to opening physical stores in Australia, and it recently announced a temporary hold to the rollout of its Amazon Go convenience stores.
E-commerce giant reportedly planning convenience stores and drive-through pick up sites in an effort to ramp up its grocery business.