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According to an industry report the software has increased product viewing and also delivered a 110 percent increase in average order value.
Vue.ai’s AI powered software is used by leading brands such as Levi’s, Diesel, Tata Cliq and small players like Hopscotch. From auto tagging to NLP based intelligence, the AI-powered solutions helps e-commerce players to understand the shopping preferences of their customers, maximise product viewings and drum up product recommendations. Vue.ai : Vue.ai, a subsidiary of Chennai-based AI startup Mad Street Den provides end-to-end retail automated solutions for visual merchandising, social marketing, catalogue management, customer journey prediction to omni-channel personalisation. Indian Retailers Teaming Up With Big Tech Players And Startups At the same time, they are leveraging digital and mobile technologies to provide an omni-channel experience to customers. So, with technology at the centre of the new business model, retailers are tweaking their business strategies to provide a seamless customer experience across all channels and customer touch points. Besides internet of things, augmented reality and virtual reality are the next emergent technologies which are seeing a huge potential in the retail industry with the top management trying to embrace digital in their physical environment as well. Meanwhile, Juniper Research predicted that retailers are going to spend $2.5 billion on connected devices by 2020 and increasingly, we find Indian retailers integrating high-end technologies such as beacons to gather data.
According to a market intelligence research by Tractia, 12 percent of the global AI-generated revenue in 2015 was from retail which has grown to be the third-largest end-market for the technology. According to a Harvard Business Review research, retailers who are able to provide an omnichannel shopping experience to their customers are likely to increase their return on investment by over eight times and also increase their sales exponentially.
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