The document discusses the rise of same-day delivery services from companies like Amazon, Google, eBay, and others. It outlines the development of services like Amazon Prime and lockers, as well as same-day delivery options from Shutl, eBay Now, WunWun, Deliv, and Postmates. New ideas are emerging like drone delivery from Amazon, TacoCopter and Dominos, crowdsourced delivery from Walmart and MyWays, and predictive shipping from Amazon and Google. The document recognizes these innovators that are pushing for faster delivery options.

1. The Race for Same Day
Delivery in Online Retail

2. Why Same Day Delivery?
Because no one wants to wait 3-5 days for a shipment to arrive.
We want stuff we buy online NOW!

3. Amazon Prime
The competition began when Amazon.com released its Prime Service.
For $79 members could get unlimited 2-day shipments.

4. Google Lockers
Missed delivery notices should
be a thing of the past
Available in San Francisco and TorontoGoogle acquired BufferBox, a Canadian startup offering lockers in metro
areas. Consumers could have pickup shipments from nearby lockers rather
than have them left on a doorstop at risk of theft.

5. Amazon Lockers
Amazon.com also introduced lockers at brick and mortar retail stores.
Users enter a unique code to retrieve their items

6. Shutl
In London, Shutl was introduced. Users could select Shutl as a form of
delivery to a specified location in a one-hour window.

7. eBay Now
Shutl was acquired by eBay who offers a service called eBay Now. You
can send a shopping list to a local valet who will deliver it to your
doorstep within one hour.

8. WunWun
WunWun will make special deliveries in less than one hour. Send your
shopping list and a WunWun associate will find it and deliver it.

9. Deliv
Don’t want to carry your shopping bags around the mall? Deliv will
have them couriered to your home address.

10. Postmates
A courier will purchase your shopping list
from any retail store in the metropolitan
area. The goods will be delivered in less
than one hour.

11. London SkyCycle
Elevated Bike Path over
London’s Rail Network
In London, Shutl was introduced. Users could select Shutl as a form of
delivery to a specified location in a one-hour window.

12. Amazon Drone Delivery
Amazon recently announced its plans to deliver shipments via
unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) in the future.

13. Public Response to Amazon
Drones
Amazon’s Drone announcement met with some skepticism.

14. Others see opportunity to capitalize on Amazon.com’s plans.

15. TacoCopter
Amazon is the not the only one planning to use drones. TacoCopter
offers delivery of tacos via drone to anyone in the Bay Area.

16. And in the UK
Dominos has already delivered pizzas via drone in the UK.

17. Zookal
Zookal has plans to deliver textbooks via drones in Australia.

18. Amazon Sunday Delivery
Amazon.com also has plans to deliver on Sundays using a special
arrangement with the US Postal Service.

19. Crowdsourcing Delivery
Walmart is considering crowdsourcing home delivery. Shoppers could
receive a discount on their purchase in exchange for dropping off a
shipment on their car ride home.

20. MyWays
MyWays (owned by DHL) is already offering crowdsourced delivery.
Anyone can sign up to earn money for delivering packages to specified
locations at specified times.

21. Cardrops
Cardrops will deliver shipments to your car and stow safely in the
trunk while you are at work or at play. They will even auto-magically
locate your vehicle.

22. Ship Before They Buy
Amazon.com plans to ship you things before you even buy them. Using
predictive analytics, the online retailer will guesstimate your next purchase.

23. Google Now
Google plans for predictive shipping as well. Imagine it starts to rain and
someone drives up 2 minutes later to hand you an umbrella. Check out
Google Now for a glimpse of how this will work.

24. Same Day Delivery
Innovators
Thanks for inspiring us!

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Steve Keifer
@HerdingGeese
SteveKeifer