Walmart was detonated by an angry agent who pledged to arrival to Amazon to use one popular service.
The angry shopper moved to the social media platform X to express their anger after their request was shipped online late for a week.
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“Everyone [Walmart] Shoppers who use the online experience, “the shopper started.
“Do not believe the shipping times! Late with updates.
“And you cannot expect to get what you ask! Now waiting for two days for accuracy, I should have used Amazon.
“Smh p *** poor customer service. Beware the buyer!”
The retailer quickly responded and offered his support.
“We would like to look at this issue,” they wrote.
“Do you please join us in DM?”
Move the delivery of artificial intelligence
This comes only after months of news that Reheler will invest millions of dollars in capturing and delivering in a new agreement with the leading robotics company in artificial intelligence.
The retail seller will work with a coherent to develop, build and enhance the current and future surrender and delivery systems in a deal worth $ 520 million.
SYMBOTIC will create a high -tech solution to automate 400 Pake August and delivery Walmart (APDS), with more option in the future.
Meanwhile, the Massachusetts -based company will get the work of advanced systems and robots in Walmart for $ 200 million in cash, with up to $ 350 million in the future, depending on the number of systems required.
The acquisition is expected to be closed in the next few months.
Symbotic uses artificial intelligence and robots to automate warehouse systems and supply chains.
I have worked with Walmart since 2017 to automate the supply chain in retail stores.
“We are excited about what this means to our customers,” said Greg Cateti, the first vice president of transformation and innovation in Wall Mart.
“We expect synergy between the experience of Symbotic and our relationship, which lasted almost a contract to create supply chain techniques to raise customer service and quickly apply for the capabilities of receiving and accelerating the store.”
What does this mean to customers?
The trade agreement between the two companies should lead to a greater shopping comfort for customers, whether in the store or online.
Software and robots are already used in all Walmart regional distribution centers throughout the country.
The expansion of technology to APDS for retail stores “take advantage of its stores to meet e -commerce requests by capturing and delivering more efficiently, economically and accurately,” according to the website Symbotic.
Commenting on the agreement, Rick Cohen, Chairman and CEO said ::
“This is a very strategic treatment for injury, as we expand in our long -term relationship with Walmart and expand our products beyond the traditional warehouse to e -commerce settings to deliver the last mile.”
