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Starbucks is about to support customers with mobile apps to order coffee, and the company's plan does not stop there, according to technology blog Re/code, which also wants to extend its own applications to other stores in the area of payments and points sharing. The coffee giant revealed in March that 14% of its U.S. stores ' consumption was paid for through its application. Adam Brotman, chief digital officer at Starbucks, said the company would start Adam Blottmann in a pilot market later this year to allow customers to take their orders to the store via Starbucks. He clarified that it was not ...

According to technology blog Re / code, Starbucks is about to support customers ordering coffee on their mobile app, and the company's plans do not stop there, and it wants to extend its proprietary reach to payment and point sharing in other stores. The coffee giant disclosed in March that 14% of its U.S. stores were paying through its apps. Adam Brotman, chief digital officer at Starbucks, said the company will begin allowing customers to make their purchases via Starbucks in a pilot market later this year. He clarified that this should not be seen as an experiment ...

According to technology blog Re / code, Starbucks is about to support customers ordering coffee on their mobile app, and the company's plans do not stop there, and it wants to extend its proprietary reach to payment and point sharing in other stores. The coffee giant disclosed in March that 14% of its U.S. stores were paying through its apps. Adam Brotman, chief digital officer at Starbucks, said the company will begin allowing customers to make their purchases via Starbucks in a pilot market later this year. He clarified that this does not ...

According to technology blog Re / code, Starbucks is about to support customers ordering coffee on their mobile app, and the company's plans do not stop there, and it wants to extend its proprietary reach to payment and point sharing in other stores. The coffee giant disclosed in March that 14% of its U.S. stores were paying through its apps. Adam Brotman, chief digital officer at Starbucks, said the company will begin allowing customers to make their purchases via Starbucks in a pilot market later this year. He clarified that this does not ...

According to technology blog Re / code, Starbucks is about to support customers ordering coffee on their mobile app, and the company's plans do not stop there, and it wants to extend its proprietary reach to payment and point sharing in other stores. The coffee giant disclosed in March that 14% of its U.S. stores were paying through its apps. Adam Brotman, chief digital officer at Starbucks, said the company will begin allowing customers to make their purchases via Starbucks in a pilot market later this year. He clarified that this should not be seen as an experiment ...