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by mooreds
3223 days ago
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> I don't see that happening though as it'd be cheaper for them to do it from scratch in house. Why? I don't think most grocery stores have a ton of IT resources or talent. I used Kroger's home delivery service off and on for years, and the UX was first horrible and then only slightly less horrible. And, in 2017, as far as I can tell, still has no mobile client. An instacart acquisition, where you get the whole infrastructure, would seem pretty appealing. |
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