Over the past decade, we have moved towards a culture of impatience and convince thanks to the technological advances we have made as a society. Consumer behavior has shifted more towards the more convenient online shopping method, rather than taking the trip to the traditional brick and mortar stores. The ability to order everything from groceries to clothing to food gives fewer reasons for one to leave their home than ever before. Websites like the tech-giant Amazon (AMZN) permit consumers to shop for practically anything all in one place, without leaving their homes. Amazon’s success has been powered by giving consumers convenience without limiting their selections. Last year, more than 1.6 billion people purchased goods online globally with sales reaching $2.3 trillion. Analysts have estimated that online purchasing could increase to nearly $4.5 trillion over the next three years. Last year we also saw more of these brick and mortar stores close at record highs. With fewer people leaving their homes, more companies are trying to take advantage of the popularity of the delivery craze and are rolling out business plans that include it, for instance: Domino’s Pizza (DPZ): Domino’s Anywhere Platform and HotSpot Program.McDonald’s (MCD): Partnership with Uber Eats.Walmart (WMT): Same Day Grocery Delivery. Click Here For 3 Tech Stocks Profiting From Billion Dollar, On-Demand Boom