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Then, we’ll talk about how all types of retail businesses can use AI, from improving inventorymanagement to customizing customer experience. Improved Customer Engagement and Experience AI facilitates a deeper connection between stores and shoppers by delivering highly personalized experiences. Let’s take a closer look!
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Then, we’ll talk about how all types of retail businesses can use AI, from improving inventorymanagement to customizing customer experience. Improved Customer Engagement and Experience AI facilitates a deeper connection between stores and shoppers by delivering highly personalized experiences. Lets take a closer look!
Supermarket owners and managers can identify popular products, high-traffic areas, and areas that may be underperforming via people counting and visitor analytics. 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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