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Retailers turn to urban concepts
Urban concepts" are making their debut in France. Consumers can only rejoice as the trend of the moment is towards local shops.
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Walmart invests in 3D
It's no secret that Walmart, the world's largest retailer, is going digital and investing heavily in new technologies, including 3D technologies.
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Virtualize your points of sale
Retail VR now offers a complementary service to virtualize your points of sale, your stores, stores or showrooms: the virtualization of your point of sale.
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Internet and virtual reality
First of all, Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon are investing massively in augmented reality and virtual reality. The same, are investing massively in AI and voice assistants.
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Product customization: I decline, you decline, he declines...
Every self-respecting consumer dreams of having a unique product that corresponds exactly to his expectations, a question of practicality and ego.
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Virtual reality pushes the inflight catalog to the porthole
ETIHAD, one of the flagships of the aviation industry is now using VR. The goal: to offer its customers new travel experiences; virtual ones.
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Focus on Paris Retail Week 2018
When some companies with a well established reputation ask themselves the question of whether or not to invest in a trade show, we at Retail VR do not ask ourselves the same question.
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Social Selling Marketing
Social selling, social marketing, selling on social media: call it what you like, as long as it drives purchases.
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Virtual reality: the promise of an immersive experience
The Alibaba executive sees the potential of VR as simple. The technology can provide a seamless, immersive experience for customers.
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What is virtual reality?
The discovery of this technology is not limited by the acquisition of a VR headset. Indeed, here are different cases of use of these objects:
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Virtual Reality: Bringing Some Excitement Back to an E-commerce Landscape Grown Dull
Major retailers are bringing it back, though perhaps a little late. The sales demonstrator, the promoter, the street vendor we love so much at a lively weekend market has stepped back into stores.
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