Future of
Grocery Shopping
By: Jonas WeinbergKasswar Al AswadMuskan Jha Coordinator:prof. Dr. Björn Jacobsen
June,28 | 2024
Internation Innovation Management
Trends
"The global Grocery Market is expected to reach $11.8 Trillion from 2024 to 2029"
Statista
Grocery Retailers
Struggling to understand the future grocery shoppers behaviors
Facing challanges in managing the stock and inventory in a smart way
Inventory Managers
Marketing Manager
Who Is this trend report for?
Report Outcomes
Understand the Current Landscape
1.
Learn the Evolving Trends
4.
Identify the External factors that shapes the industry
2.
Why they matters to you
5.
Understand Future Consumer's needs
3.
Current Landscape
How It Is Moving?
Innovations in Last-Mile Delivery
Negative Aspects in the Current Landscape of Future Grocery
A sustainable solutions is needed such as: drones, electric vehicles, and cargo bikes, to reduce emissions, congestion, and delivery times.
1. Overwhelming Product Choices: - Consumer confusion- Decision fatigue
Focus on Local and Regional Sourcing
Consumers are increasingly interested in supporting local economies and reducing the environmental impact of food transportation.
2. Technological Barriers: - Digital divide excluding certain demographics. - Challanges of integrating new technologies.
Digital Disruption and Inventory Management
3. Environmental Concerns: - Climate change impact.
Real-time inventory tracking systems and predictive analytics are essential to navigate fluctuating customer demand and optimize stock levels.
What is happening Around Us !
PESTEL
Future Business as Usual Projection The politics demands lowering external importing and relying on local farming. Regulators placed pricing regulations on pricing and data privacy. The environment was impacted by autonomous shopping which resulted in lowering CO2 emissions. Automation and smart displays reduced time and offered better prices, allowing people to access healthy food. The consumer's spending became more efficient and the employment rate became higher due to the new urban jobs in the local farming industry.
Future Consumer Traits
Future Customer Persona Meet Alex and Jamie, young professionals in their late 20s to early 30s. They lead busy lifestyles filled with work commitments and social engagements, prioritizing convenience and efficiency in their daily routines. Tech-savvy and health-conscious, they seek personalized, seamless shopping experiences that fit into their fast-paced lives.
Product Preference
90%
- Demand fresh and healthy food.
- ready-to-eat meal kits.
- support a sustainable and eco-friendly lifestyle.
Time Management
60%
- Seeking solutions for their busy schedules.
- Personalized recommendations and fast checkouts.
LEGO Serious Play
Digital Engagement
85%
- Heavy reliance on digital platforms for product research, price comparison, and purchasing.
Fast and clear shopping
Automated Tasks
Full Baverage and Snake Handling
Smart Search and Display
Data sharing and Inventory Management
Why Important
Why Important
Instant ordering and delivery
Urban Farming
Spacial Computing Autonomous Drone Delivery
Farms withing the City Local Farmers Support
Why Important
Why Important
Thanks
Internation Innovation Management MASTER STUDENTS
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Future of
Grocery Shopping
By: Jonas WeinbergKasswar Al AswadMuskan Jha Coordinator:prof. Dr. Björn Jacobsen
June,28 | 2024
Internation Innovation Management
Trends
"The global Grocery Market is expected to reach $11.8 Trillion from 2024 to 2029"
Statista
Grocery Retailers
Struggling to understand the future grocery shoppers behaviors
Facing challanges in managing the stock and inventory in a smart way
Inventory Managers
Marketing Manager
Who Is this trend report for?
Report Outcomes
Understand the Current Landscape
1.
Learn the Evolving Trends
4.
Identify the External factors that shapes the industry
2.
Why they matters to you
5.
Understand Future Consumer's needs
3.
Current Landscape
How It Is Moving?
Innovations in Last-Mile Delivery
Negative Aspects in the Current Landscape of Future Grocery
A sustainable solutions is needed such as: drones, electric vehicles, and cargo bikes, to reduce emissions, congestion, and delivery times.
1. Overwhelming Product Choices: - Consumer confusion- Decision fatigue
Focus on Local and Regional Sourcing
Consumers are increasingly interested in supporting local economies and reducing the environmental impact of food transportation.
2. Technological Barriers: - Digital divide excluding certain demographics. - Challanges of integrating new technologies.
Digital Disruption and Inventory Management
3. Environmental Concerns: - Climate change impact.
Real-time inventory tracking systems and predictive analytics are essential to navigate fluctuating customer demand and optimize stock levels.
What is happening Around Us !
PESTEL
Future Business as Usual Projection The politics demands lowering external importing and relying on local farming. Regulators placed pricing regulations on pricing and data privacy. The environment was impacted by autonomous shopping which resulted in lowering CO2 emissions. Automation and smart displays reduced time and offered better prices, allowing people to access healthy food. The consumer's spending became more efficient and the employment rate became higher due to the new urban jobs in the local farming industry.
Future Consumer Traits
Future Customer Persona Meet Alex and Jamie, young professionals in their late 20s to early 30s. They lead busy lifestyles filled with work commitments and social engagements, prioritizing convenience and efficiency in their daily routines. Tech-savvy and health-conscious, they seek personalized, seamless shopping experiences that fit into their fast-paced lives.
Product Preference
90%
Time Management
60%
LEGO Serious Play
Digital Engagement
85%
Fast and clear shopping
Automated Tasks
Full Baverage and Snake Handling
Smart Search and Display
Data sharing and Inventory Management
Why Important
Why Important
Instant ordering and delivery
Urban Farming
Spacial Computing Autonomous Drone Delivery
Farms withing the City Local Farmers Support
Why Important
Why Important
Thanks
Internation Innovation Management MASTER STUDENTS