Retailers Ready for The Internet of Things?
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Reimagining the Customer Experience
The impact of IoT on the psychology of shopping is still up for discussion. Supermarkets, for example, have a longstanding tradition of using emotional connections to engage customers. Think, for example, of the circulating aroma of freshly baked bread strategically placed right by the entrance. When deployed in a similar fashion, IoT can subtly affect certain psychological factors known to impact the shopping experience.
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