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...of commerce that is the least penetrated online. It was 3% penetrated online before the pandemic. And then post pandemic, we are at 12% online penetration. And it's interesting because everybody was, oh, you know, after the pandemic, everybody's gonn
...digital transformation got compressed into twelve months, it feels like sometimes. You know? You're the one person coming on this podcast that's kinda got that view. I think increasingly, the ecommerce the e part of ecommerce is disappearing, and it'
...was gonna look like with my founders, and this was agnostic to any industry. And we we held this thesis ten years ago, and we see it coming true that the future of ecommerce would be in the complete digitization of all commerce. It wasn't gonna be ta
...platform. And then you had the demographic tailwinds as well. By the early two thousands, there was a rising middle class in countries like Brazil and Argentina that was seeking greater variety of products at better prices. In many LatAm cities, phys
...of ecommerce into day to day life. You know, I think we're we're gonna see more things like Instacart for other things where you can buy immediately and and get something delivered to you within a couple of hours. We had a, a sales meeting with a lar
...ecommerce business, but it's because Amazon's ecommerce business is at ludicrous scale. You know, it's five or six times larger than Walmart's ecommerce at this point. But the Walmart strategy here is quite interesting because it leverages their dist
...the company had to solve multiple friction points to drive that initial online shopping adoption. And these include cultural skepticism towards online transactions, low credit card penetration, and just an overall lack of secured digital payments inf
...ecommerce and digital experience in China. And I think the way he breaks it down is really smart. And during the pandemic, we saw
...ecommerce today or digital sales, as some people talk about it, can also include things like Uber Eats or Instacart. It could also include a buy online, pickup at the store. So a cart to cart in commerce might be a Yeah. I like that. Better better wa
...trend on the side. Fundamentally, this is coming no matter what. And what grocers need to do is to embrace that trend so that they really reinforce the loyalties that they have with our current store customers. There's also a lot of data that shows t
...ecommerce powerhouse in China. Well, apparently, there was an opportunity remaining. There was a missing segment that was not being addressed by either of those two companies, and it is enormous. This episode felt very timely, not just because of tha
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