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1. canadiangrocer.com › e-grocery-booming-heres-whatE-grocery is booming. Here's what the big players are doing

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   Sep 23, 2021 · Loblaw Companies Limited has invested heavily in its e-commerce operations over the past 18 months to meet COVID-related demand, with chairman and president Galen G. Weston saying during a Q2 earnings call that after throwing labour at the challenge in the early-going, the company is now looking to improve its efficiency in the space.

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2. medium.com › @Grace_Nelo › cookies-explained-whyCookies Explained: Why Websites Ask for Your Consent

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   Jul 29, 2023 · Session Cookies: These “in-the-moment” cookies vanish when you close your browser. They help you scroll through a website smoothly without losing track of what you are up to.

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5. canadiangrocer.com › loblaws-plan-better-dataLoblaw's plan for better data-driven customer experiences

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   May 10, 2019 · Loblaw's plan for better data-driven customer experiences. Faster service. Personalized communications. Easy to prepare meal solutions. Relevant promotions. These are a few of the areas in which Loblaw is using its wealth of consumer data to provide the best online or in-store experience, according to Loblaw president Sarah Davis. The company ...

6. www.getcybersafe.gc.ca › en › blogsWhat to know about Internet cookies - Get Cyber Safe

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   Internet cookies are like fortune cookies because they hold small bits of information inside. They are tiny files of data used to track your online activities and information when you’re browsing a website. That collected data is stored in your browser and is used to customize information, like login credentials , online activity, or purchase ...

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   How does Loblaw use consumer data?

   • Faster service. Personalized communications. Easy to prepare meal solutions. Relevant promotions. These are a few of the areas in which Loblaw is using its wealth of consumer data to provide the best online or in-store experience, according to Loblaw president Sarah Davis.

   Loblaw's plan for better data-driven customer experiences

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   Why did Loblaw invest in e-commerce?

   • Loblaw Companies Limited has invested heavily in its e-commerce operations over the past 18 months to meet COVID-related demand, with chairman and president Galen G. Weston saying during a Q2 earnings call that after throwing labour at the challenge in the early-going, the company is now looking to improve its efficiency in the space.

   E-grocery is booming. Here's what the big players are doing

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   What makes Loblaw unique?

   • "We are inspired by the challenge of helping our customer solve meals for their families in a convenient way with solutions that bring home style restaurant quality innovation inspired by our head chefs," said Davis. Loblaw is tracking around 400 initiatives and ranking each one based on their returns, said Davis.

   Loblaw's plan for better data-driven customer experiences

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   How can Loblaw improve customer satisfaction?

   • In some cases, improving customer satisfaction means faster turnaround times for its PC Express click-and-collect pickup service. Davis said Loblaw was using a new technology to track when a customer arrives at the store and the time it takes to load their car. Additionally, customers can now add an item to their basket right before pickup.

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8. www.latimes.com › business › technologyWhy are websites asking about cookies? - Los Angeles Times

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   Sep 1, 2021 · 1. If you’re using the internet, you’re bound to run into pop-up messages from websites asking you how you feel about cookies. Not the edible kind that everyone likes, but the software kind ...