Brick and Mortar will use facial recognition to track and collect customers data as they shop in their stores.
In 2020, the voice recognition market will hit $601 million.
Retail Stores has changed since I worked for the Elder-Beerman Stores Corporation, and a member of the National Retail Federation.
Who is the customer?
Brick and Mortar retailers are more interested in knowing their customers tracking who is entering their stores and how they behave. They want to know the how’s, age, ethnicity and gender.
Customers need to be careful about with whom they’re entrusting their data.
Here are 4 technologies that will change Brick and Mortar retail stores forever:
Beacons
Facial Recognition
Robot Assistants
RFID Product Recognition
Remember the movie “Minority Report” with Tom Cruise they use facial recognition.
Voice based shopping is expected to jump to $40 billion in 2022
Smartphone users have tried voice search at least once in the past 12 months.
55% of Teenagers are using voice search on daily basis.
Top 4 common keywords for voice search phrases are “how”, “what”, “best” and the fourth one “the”.
Voice-based shopping is expected to be up $40 billion in 2022
Buying Online
I am, more than ever, conscious when buying online especially buying fabric.
Is it an anchor store or a boutique store, where is the merchandise made from? As for online, make sure that the store you buy online is a legitimate store and has contact details on site like the address and phone number. Also, Check customers reviews and Privacy Policy.
Brick and Mortar is still for me. I still like to touch and feel the fabric before I buy any clothing.
All the fashion terms you need to know, click here
I also teach World History, The Industrial Revolution began in Britain in the late 1700s and spread around to other countries now they call it Digerati Technology.
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