Retail Future Vision

Imagine a store of the future where you can quickly find and purchase everything you need; you have instant access to the product information you want; and the store can anticipate your needs and provide price and product offers in tune with your shopping history.

As you watch this video from 2004, look for examples of how current prototypes may evolve in the years ahead. When you’re done, tell us what you think and what you’d like to see in the technology of tomorrow.

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As you watch this video from 2004, look for examples of how current prototypes may evolve in the years ahead. When you’re done, tell us what you think and what you’d like to see in the technology of tomorrow.

While it’s hard to predict exactly how technology will unfold, we are constantly researching, looking forward, and gathering insights to imagine how technology investments today can improve people’s way of life in the future.

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Next evolution will be logistic (0 replies)

Quite interesting video, but I think that "information revolution" is happening now. All the new concepts in the video are about getting personalized and up to second info.

In a couple of years... ...

Posted by: Nihal Last updated: 12/27/2009 3:51 AM

Some Additional Features (0 replies)

1. Create List of Ingredients GO (pro-health) and CAUTION to review items. Pro-health might include some things you have read about - anti-oxidents, omega 3, and so on. CAUTION such as "light" sugar ...

Posted by: JimmieU Last updated: 5/12/2009 1:14 PM

Can't view the video due to the bloody Silverlight... (0 replies)

Microsoft should fo something to View all the contents in a coorporate atmosphere.....

Posted by: Sudheesh Last updated: 5/3/2009 10:59 AM

Wider view (0 replies)

I like the video as the culmination of technologies that connect the shopping experience to the rest of the customer's lifestyle.

This video is from the retailers point of view, which will certainly be where ...

Posted by: Miles RetailPro Last updated: 3/23/2009 1:36 PM

Go to the discussion forum...

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