Grocery

Wide changes continue to sweep across much of grocery retailing.  All initiatives relating to contactless experiences, employee and customer safety, and experiential shopping have escalated in both timing and significance.  Support for these initiatives involves heightened communications, adapting to change, and a depth of trade resources to meet any of a multitude of industry challenges.

How Laser Drives Results:

1. Multi-discipline expertise
   Needs for one-stop service provider support has become significantly more important in these competitive times.  The days of having multiple providers in numerous trades have diminished.  Providing support is now a multi-disciplined approach bringing in project work, hard floor care, deep cleaning, systems maintenance, and facility services.
   
   
2. Duplicate best-practices across geographies
   Delivering on consistent results from site to site in different geographies is key to overall cost-management. Laser will maintain all site service data for tasks, efficiencies, work histories, and comparisons by site and equipment specifications. Communicating best-practices to our vendor partners in advance of work assessments provides clear details, and cost-efficiencies.
   
   
3. Versatility of experience
   What was once a standard footprint sized location, the supermarket of today has taken on various prototype designs, a multitude of size variations, and operating hours. For Laser and our contractors, this has meant becoming familiar with neighborhood markets, supermarkets, hypermarkets, limited-assortment markets, and convenience locations. Our experiences with various models is transferred to each contractor work order in the form of details, criteria, and efficiency recommendations.