How industries can weather the economic impact of COVID-19
Christine Wong
To recover from an economic downturn, companies must try to be as flexible as possible and cut costs where it can.
To recover from an economic downturn, companies must try to be as flexible as possible and cut costs where it can.
Your phone company consistently ranks at the bottom of consumer satisfaction lists. But how do you satisfy Gen Z in the 5G era?
Just as the advertising world largely remade itself for millennials, advertisers are now gearing up to serve Generation Z.
Author and futurist Blake Morgan warns that companies that aren’t being thoughtful about that customer experience will fail.
With 5G, retailers will have a host of new opportunities for customers to interact with brands and enjoy better shopping experiences.
5G will usher in new ways to enhance creativity, connectivity and allow for the shift from the internet of things to autonomous things.
Rory Sutherland argues using machine learning and AI algorithms to predict what we want fails to acknowledge that our purchasing decisions often don’t make rational sense.
Retailers are using the latest advancements in machine learning and computer vision to reimagine every aspect of our neighborhood grocery store.
Many companies are already actively using AI to change the way we shop, and the more you buy, the more the AI learns about you.
As more AR platforms emerge, businesses big and small have an opportunity to use AR tech to push their bottom lines to the limit.
Gaming and entertainment are not the only uses for virtual reality. Let’s examine how AR and VR are used to teach, to enhance and to advertise.
