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Wayfair
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Digital Transformation in an Ecommerce: Wayfair

Wayfair is an ecommerce company using AI technology, including computer vision, to improve customer service. The home goods retailer, which had $6.7 billion in revenue last year, serves more than 15 million active customers. “In categories like furniture and decor, it can be difficult to precisely describe an item in mind, especially in a way…
Uniqlo
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Retail Automation at UNIQLO

Japanese fashion giant UNIQLO is partnering with two robotics startups to automate the last tasks still handled by human workers at its warehouses, a process that the company hopes to complete within five years. The company signed strategic global partnership agreements with Mujin of Japan and France’s Exotec Solutions, parent company Fast Retailing announced, the…
Erica BoA
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Bank of America’s AI powered Virtual Assistant Erica

“The personalized, proactive and predictive nature of Erica’s guidance is what will continue to make the solution unique and powerful,” said David Tyrie, the head of advanced solutions and digital banking at Bank of America. “It’s been a solid first year, but we’re just beginning to scratch the surface of Erica’s full potential to transform…
RPA
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Robotic Process Automation RPA – APQC Research

In a recent research project on priorities in process and performance management, APQC found that Robotic Process Automation RPA was a nucleus of 69% of digital strategies. In another survey on investments in process automation, anticipated Robotic Process Automation projects were right behind analytics and data management, and almost twice as likely as near-term investments…
Future Factory Manufacturing
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Factory of the Future

From advanced #robotics in R&D labs to computer vision in warehouses, #technology is making an impact on every step of the manufacturing process. #Manufacturing is become increasingly more efficient, customized, modular, and automated. But factories remain in flux. Manufacturers are known to be slow adopters of technology, and many may resist making new investments. But…