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Grocers today have a unique opportunity to personally connect with their customers and add real value to their lives. To accomplish this, they must focus on these key business priorities. A blog and podcast featuring Randy Evins hosted by Matt Gardner.
In this RIS News webinar we explore retail’s latest customer experience transformation – customer adaptive retailing – and discover how it can help you transform personalized omnichannel experiences into adaptive and predictive experiences – at every customer touchpoint.
The customer adaptive transition will be difficult for most retailers as it involves more than just adopting and assimilating new technology via digital transformation. Success in this business model requires a customer-centric culture, and it’s a daunting challenge.
Customer personalization at scale is possible for the first time in history as the convergence of powerful technologies, digitally mature customers, and an ever-expanding customer data pool has created retail’s “Perfect Storm.
Emerging technologies can enable retailers to build intimate relationships with customers through immersive, predictive, and adaptive customer experiences. In this roundtable, we’ll discuss why it’s critical that retail companies deliver hyper-personalized, frictionless, and transparent experiences that engage customers on their terms.
David W Gruehn, Sr. Solution Director CX – Retail – SAP
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We’ve reached an unprecedented precipice in retail – especially grocery – where the emerging technologies passing from R&D to You & Me have the potential to blow the doors off everything we thought we knew about customer experience. SAP’s retail industry veteran David Gruehn.
For years grocers have been shedding their Multichannel chains in pursuit of becoming customer experience focused Omnichannel retailers. An explosion of disruptive forces and a rapidly maturing digital shopper has raised the bar yet again, however, as leading-edge grocers are pursuing the future of retail: Customer Adaptive Retailing. In this session we will explore how, for the first time in history, emerging technologies are enabling grocers to build real-time hyper-personalized relationships with customers through immersive, predictive and adaptive customer experiences.