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Many of them have to do with how consumers use technology to make a purchase. Meanwhile, mobile technology has surged allowing consumers to go shopping on their personal device from their pocket at anytime. Moreover, Gartner’s Emerging Technologies Hype Cycle shows predictive analytics as the most proven emerging technology in 2012.
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