Walmart's InHome Delivery system is uniquely expansive -- where other services bring groceries to your door, Walmart's service goes further and will put the items in your fridge. The new service will launch in the fall and be available in locations such as Kansas City, Pittsburg, and Flordia. Users will be able to order through the Walmart app and the company will send an employee to your home to deliver the selected items.
Walmart has included some precautions in the delivery service, this is in order to ensure user safety when using the app. The employee who is entering customers homes must have been with the company for at least a year. Walmart also looks to implement a smart entry technology for InHome Delivery, where delivery personnel will use wearable cameras so customers can monitor delivery progress remotely.
In-House Grocery Delivery Services
Walmart's InHome Delivery Service Stocks Your Fridge
Trend Themes
1. In-home Delivery Services - There is an opportunity for other grocery retailers to innovate their delivery services by introducing in-home delivery and taking advantage of smart home technology.
2. Wearable Camera Technology - Companies can invest in developing wearable cameras for delivery personnel to increase customer trust and improve the overall delivery experience.
3. Fridge Stocking Services - Grocery retailers can offer fridge-stocking services as a value-added service to increase customer loyalty and provide convenience.
Industry Implications
1. Grocery Retail - Grocery retailers have an opportunity to disrupt the industry by innovating their delivery services and implementing smart home technology.
2. Smart Home Technology - Smart home technology companies can provide solutions for in-home delivery services, such as smart entry systems and wearable cameras.
3. Delivery Services - Delivery companies can enhance their services by introducing innovative features such as in-home delivery and wearable cameras for their personnel.