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Navigating AI Adoption: Why the Co-Pilot Approach is the Most Successful  

Retail TouchPoints

Early use cases for AI in retail include inventory management, dynamic pricing, customer service chatbots, loss prevention and personalized marketing. Retailers can automate markdowns to minimize revenue loss and increase profitability, which can be especially important for seasonal retailers.

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Sick of hearing about AI? The key is understanding how to make it work for you

Inside Retail

Inventory management Predictive analytics: This helps optimise your stock levels, preventing overstocking and stockouts. Loss prevention: Employs advanced surveillance techniques to detect and prevent shoplifting. This means you can get the most out of each product you are selling.

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How smart new technologies are improving sales and reducing costs for retailers

Inside Retail

Lifecycle pricing inventory management Zebra Technologies also has products focused on inventory management and Lifecycle Pricing. The software uses AI to help a retailer plan the introduction of new stock into a store and manage the pricing levels across its shelf life.

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An Overview of how the BOPIS Retail Strategy is Transforming the Industry (2021)

Retalon

Better inventory management and visibility. Retailers need better inventory management practices to conduct BOPIS operations but at the same time, BOPIS makes your inventory management better. Your inventory system must be accurate in real-time. This benefit is a chicken-and-egg situation.

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5 Major Retail Digital Transformations to Watch For in 2021

Retalon

to optimize inventory for gross margins. In effect, this means a reduction of total inventories, maximized sales, and reduced markdowns. More importantly, an analytics-driven retailer no longer reacts to sales and inventory reports, but instead proactively optimizes its business. check out their story here).