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Carrefour teste des cabines d’essayage virtuelles dans six hypermarchés français, afin de stimuler les ventes de sa marque maison de textile Tex. 
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PayPal propose de régler ses achats sans même avoir à sortir son téléphone de la poche. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Hindsight 20/20 Series: 5. Enterprise Social Networking is About People ... Via WendySoucie
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March 14, 2014 6:49 AM
One of the better pieces I have read that points out what you really need for your goals in build a community collaboration platform : connect people to people, places to places, content to content. Then take it a step further and allow connectivity between all three important areas. In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other.Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other. Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other. Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other. Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other. Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other. Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99In summary, robust social business platforms excel in enabling three network layers: they connect people to people, content to content and places to places. The best ones go one step beyond and treat all 3 constructs as nodes, effectively connecting people, content and places with each other. Read more at http://www.business2community.com/social-media/hindsight-2020-series-5-enterprise-social-networking-people-content-places-0809845#TZ4RPVXC4MilCmMp.99
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L'entreprise canadienne 4D Retail Technology propose aux GMS un robot capable de faire l'inventaire tout seul en se baladant entre les rayons, et de suggérer des améliorations pour générer davantage de chiffre d'affaires.
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Baidu, le "Google chinois", teste des technologies de reconnaissance faciale grâce à l'apprentissage informatique qui pourraient devenir incontournables dans le secteur touristique. Via herbovie
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Parce que le magasin du futur est numérique, l'essayage devient lui aussi virtuel. Entre algorithmes et avatars, la cabine d'essayage a du souci à se faire…
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November 16, 2016 12:08 PM
La question qui tue: achetez-vous des vêtements en ligne? Si vous le faites, êtez-vous satisfaits du produit livré à votre porte? Cabine d'essayage virtuel? Sommes-nous prêts à faire le switch?
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Achats de Noël : le paiement sans contact et le paiement mobile changent les habitudes de consommation selon une enquete Visa « Paiements digitaux » auprès du cabinet Populus. Via Franck Dupessey Pro
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The end of crowdsourcing, long live crowdsourcing Via WendySoucie
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April 14, 2014 5:36 AM
This is something that I believe in. I wonder if they can work with industrial b2b manufacturing? "It is our vision that every brand and agency must stay relevant by reorganizing around the power of digital democracy, involving people everywhere in the creation process, or risk their very existence." via John Winsor CEO of Victor and Spoils.
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La reconnaissance faciale peut servir à bien des choses mais vous êtes seulement déjà dit, en regardant quelqu'un, ou vous-même : "tiens, on dirait que cette personne aurait envie de manger un Boxmaster ?" Non ? Jamais ? Pourtant, il semblerait qu'il y ait une relation entre votre visage et ce que vous aimeriez manger. C'est du moins que ce Baidu et KFC essaient de faire en Chine. Via Georges-Edouard DIAS
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