What’s in Store: the Future of Retail

How to make shopping more hi-tech and sustainable

Does technology drive retail or does retail drive technology? Whatever the answer, by responding to customer demand and market pressure, retailers are generally early adopters of new technologies. And they can play a vital role in building a sustainable tomorrow.

What’s in Store is a short film exploring the sector’s future and how innovative technology can help economies make the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon future. Big data, robotics and radical transparency are transforming the retail world, from Dushanbe to Belgrade via London, Paris and Milan.

The documentary is supported by the EBRD’s FINTECC (Finance and Technology Transfer Centre for Climate Change) programme which is part of a global drive towards climate technology transfer for developing countries and countries in transition.

FINTECC is part of and financed through EBRD’s Green Economy Transition approach and is supported by the Global Environment Facility and the European Union.

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[cagachin]

what a wonderfull music theme! 🙌🏻 5:00

[pauldavis]

New phygital technology for retailers has not been mentioned, but we are after covid situation... so take a look to technologies arround unify physical and digital consumer experience, like Seeketing.

[swolfe]

with all the jobs lost to robots how will people pay for things

[Zo-hcfn]

there is the classic store with brick and mortar
let's call it 1.0

in this store, products almost never change
and the owner chose the products
it is boring

now, there must be a new store
let's call it 2.0

in this store, products always change
and people choose the products there will be via an app
on the app, there is a huge catalog, people choose the products that will show up in the store
the store is constantly being supplied with the products people choose.

[sebxiou-lifestyle]

Poor. Too glitzy; short on dproper argument etc. Pointless really.

Pathetic video showed stuff all about the future of retail jack !