Smartphone penetration and busy lifestyles are enabling new forms of casual and home shopping via mobile apps in India and South Africa. Supermarkets can target consumers with high disposable incomes who want quick shopping without time constraints by developing enhanced mobile apps that allow mapping, search, lists, deals and virtual browsing. This allows consumer value creation and new revenue streams for supermarkets through partnerships and scalable mobile products. However, reliable supply chains, understanding customer needs, IT infrastructure and competition will impact potential.
4. TRADITIONAL SHOPPING
Non‐
Schedule
personal Queuing
constraint
services
TransportaAon
costs TIME COST
5.
6. LIFESTYLE
A typical day in Bangalore and Johannesburg
06:30 AM Wake Up
07:00 AM Breakfast
07:30 AM Commute to work
08:30 AM Arrive at Office
07:00 PM Finish work
07:30 PM Commute to Home
08:30 PM Get Home
No Ame for grocery shopping
9. RETAILERS IN INDIA
New Entrants
WAL‐MART (JV WITH BharA)
Carrefour
They can target the new aspiraAonal Indian
consumer who is short on Ame and wants to shop
quickly. Such consumers are well off with high
disposable incomes.
11. INDIA POTENTIAL
Popula'on: 1,2 Billion
Mobile Penetra'on: 97%
Income per capita: $1000
GDP Growth: 8%
Retail market size: 335 Billion
Market deregulaAon in July 2011
12. SOUTH AFRICA POTENTIAL
Popula'on: 50 Million
Mobile Penetra'on: 80%
Urban income per capita: $900
GDP Growth: 4%
Retail market size: 7,4 Billion
Market already deregulated
13. TRIGGERS
TRIGGERS
Emerging market
Smartphone
Middle / High
penetraAon
income
Busy lifestyle