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Strategy Briefing

New Concepts in Retailing: Digital

22 pages, Jan 2018

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User-friendly programming tools and more affordable computing have underpinned a flowering of creative new retailing apps. This means that digital retail is no longer the preserve of the largest companies with the deepest pockets. Smaller retailers are coming to market with exciting new ideas, and cutting edge technology is being used on a wider scale than ever.

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Visual recognition seeing rapid adoption

Rapid advances in digital vision recognition have seen the technology being adopted across retailing, with a variety of imaginative concepts helping consumers to speed up product searches and access product information more rapidly. Retailers are also using it to improve service offers, and the proliferation of ideas suggests a lot more development will be forthcoming.

Adding speed to the online delivery offer

Online shopping offers convenience and lower prices. However, the channel lacks the immediacy of physical store shopping. At the same time, consumers are increasingly identifying speed of order fulfilment as a key priority. Online retailers are therefore seeking to narrow the transaction time gap on physical stores, often using innovative freelance courier companies to do so.

Bringing traditional retailers to the digital marketplace

Many small retailers and producers have tried to keep up with the online revolution by operating online mail order systems, but these often archaic digital cottage industries have failed to protect their operators, and they are being squeezed out of the market. However, new collectivised digital hubs are emerging and bringing smaller players into the market. This trend also meets growing consumer demand for local, independent or artisanal traders.

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Scope

Key findings

Visual Recognition Technology Blooms Across Categories

Visual recognition moves quickly to the mainstream

Example: Migros’ Discover (Switzerland)

Example: Facenote (Chile)

Example: Goxip (Hong Kong)

Example: Hepsiburada’s D-market (Turkey)

Visual opportunities set to accelerate

Online Delivery Prioritises Speed

Online seeks to replicate immediacy of physical stores

Example: Miinto (Norway)

Example: Mober (Philippines)

Example: On Demand’s szopi.pl (Poland)

Speed will become competitive differentiator

Bringing Traditional Retail into the Digital Marketplace

Retailers bulk up their mobile apps

Example: FarmaNaDlani.cz (Czech Republic)

Example: CND’s Colmapp (Dominican Republic)

Online helps rearguard battle

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Overview

Why buy this report?

Visual recognition seeing rapid adoption

Adding speed to the online delivery offer

Bringing traditional retailers to the digital marketplace

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

Key findings

Visual Recognition Technology Blooms Across Categories

Visual recognition moves quickly to the mainstream

Example: Migros’ Discover (Switzerland)

Example: Facenote (Chile)

Example: Goxip (Hong Kong)

Example: Hepsiburada’s D-market (Turkey)

Visual opportunities set to accelerate

Online Delivery Prioritises Speed

Online seeks to replicate immediacy of physical stores

Example: Miinto (Norway)

Example: Mober (Philippines)

Example: On Demand’s szopi.pl (Poland)

Speed will become competitive differentiator

Bringing Traditional Retail into the Digital Marketplace

Retailers bulk up their mobile apps

Example: FarmaNaDlani.cz (Czech Republic)

Example: CND’s Colmapp (Dominican Republic)

Online helps rearguard battle

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Overview

Why buy this report?

Visual recognition seeing rapid adoption

Adding speed to the online delivery offer

Bringing traditional retailers to the digital marketplace

Want to find out more about this report?

Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

Key findings

Visual Recognition Technology Blooms Across Categories

Visual recognition moves quickly to the mainstream

Example: Migros’ Discover (Switzerland)

Example: Facenote (Chile)

Example: Goxip (Hong Kong)

Example: Hepsiburada’s D-market (Turkey)

Visual opportunities set to accelerate

Online Delivery Prioritises Speed

Online seeks to replicate immediacy of physical stores

Example: Miinto (Norway)

Example: Mober (Philippines)

Example: On Demand’s szopi.pl (Poland)

Speed will become competitive differentiator

Bringing Traditional Retail into the Digital Marketplace

Retailers bulk up their mobile apps

Example: FarmaNaDlani.cz (Czech Republic)

Example: CND’s Colmapp (Dominican Republic)

Online helps rearguard battle

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