An Introduction to Smart Retailing
Sponsored by: Nanonation
Type: White Paper
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In order to enhance the in-store customer experience, stores are using smart retailing. Smart retailing uses technology to create meaningful customer interactions that can be managed and measured. To incorporate smart retailing, customer-facing technology can be used, including:
- Touchscreens
- Smartphones
- RFID tags
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