"So our plan right now is to get to around about 80 to 90 per cent by this time next year. "We've migrated in the region of 50 per cent of our apps onto cloud, and we want to get to 100 per cent to be honest, but there might be one or two, which are not suitable for one reason or another," Mr Hunt said. The company has seen a surge in online sales throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, but was already committed to a wide-ranging digital transformation.Ĭhief information officer John Hunt told The Australian Financial Review the pandemic had not slowed the pace of his tech plans, and cost savings and efficiencies associated with running technology off externally owned infrastructure would be matched by the increased operational capabilities that can come from apps run in Microsoft's Azure and Google's cloud. Woolworths chief information officer John Hunt said the cloud push is moving fast, and more intelligent systems will help individually tailor the contents of store shelves.
The supermarket giant's technology boss has revealed Woolworths is well advanced in plans to migrate its key internal enterprise applications into the cloud. Woolworths will use the greater data crunching capacity from running multiple applications in the cloud, to adopt artificial intelligence in planning what products should appear in different stores.
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