The Broadcast Is Not the Test. It Is the Result of the Test.
By Abhishek Hegde

Changing consumer behavior in the ‘new normal’ is not just the talk of the town, but the world. In the last few months, some of the major shifts that we have seen happening in the way consumers shop include – less confidence about in-person or in-store shopping, consumers seeking safety and hygiene assurance from the stores and a rise in online deliveries for grocery and pharmacy products.
In fact, according to a report by Apptopia, Walmart Grocery services saw an increase of 55% in average daily visitor numbers during March and April, grocery orders on Instacart were 10 times higher than usual and e-pharmacy portal PharmEasy had a 10% surge in online orders.
In this scenario, services like food & online delivery are seeing great opportunities to gain customer loyalty by re-inventing their digital experiences, as that takes center stage as the key consumer touchpoint. With contactless deliveries, ghost kitchens, drive-thrus, drones, digital payments, and more, delivery services have accelerated their pace of digital shift to meet the evolving customer needs. The changes can be categorized into:
Some such examples are:
There are many such online delivery platforms that have reinvented their business and operational processes to address consumer concerns and offer services that they need the most during these times.
In our recent webinar, Mart to cart: role of digital experiences in online delivery, Srinidhi Rao, SVP and Head of our US operations and I discussed the evolving consumer behavior and key factors that can help delivery services in crafting great digital experiences
Discussion points included:
You can watch a recording of the session here.
If you want to know more about how we can help you create digital solutions that can help you simplify workplace management for your enterprise, please drop an email to Srinidhi Rao at [email protected].
I hope you found this webinar overview useful and look forward to joining us in our future webinars on other topics pertaining to creating delightful digital experiences that can simplify lives of your consumers.
By Gourav Bhandari
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By Abhishek Hegde

By Ivan Pinto
Most conversations about AI delivery focus on what the delivery partner brings to the engagement. The methodology, the toolchain, the engineering practice, the governance standards. We have written elsewhere about what Robosoft brings, and about the standard we have built ARIA around.

By Srinidhi Rao
Most organizations evaluating AI delivery partners are asking the wrong question. They tend to ask which tools a firm uses, when the question that actually matters is what standard the firm is operating to.
A tool is a productivity bump. A standard is what shapes whether the work compounds or stays flat. It is, in our experience, much of why AI projects fail to move past the productivity bump. Firms producing genuinely different outcomes with AI today are doing so because the same operating rules run through every decision, every gate and every phase of the work.
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