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Among the current top use cases for AI in retail are: Store analytics and insights; Personalized customer recommendations; Adaptive advertising, promotions and pricing; Stockout and inventorymanagement; and Conversational AI. But many of these tasks may just represent the low-hanging AI fruit.
Inventorymanagement Predictive analytics: This helps optimise your stock levels, preventing overstocking and stockouts. Targeted advertising: You can use data to target promotions effectively, enhancing campaign ROI. Lossprevention: Employs advanced surveillance techniques to detect and prevent shoplifting.
Predictive analytics, another AI-driven tool, has been instrumental in helping retailers optimize their inventorymanagement and pricing strategies. As AI-powered systems and robots increasingly handle tasks such as customer service, inventorymanagement, and logistics, the need for human employees in these roles may decline.
Once you get a grasp of the customer journey, you can use the visitor data to optimize store layout, improve product placement, and make more informed decisions about inventorymanagement. Tracking foot traffic in specific store areas via zone analytics can reveal the impact of in-store promotions and advertising on customer behavior.
Once you get a grasp of the customer journey, you can use the visitor data to optimize store layout, improve product placement, and make more informed decisions about inventorymanagement. Tracking foot traffic in specific store areas via zone analytics can reveal the impact of in-store promotions and advertising on customer behavior.
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