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Amazon on Tuesday announced the arrival of devices that order their own refills from the online retailer. 
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Cambridge Consultants, a product development group based in the U.K., is showing off a connected shopping cart that can tell a retailer where you are in a store within three feet. The smart carts are equipped with Bluetooth radios and sensors to track the cart’s location so store owners can offer promotions and eliminate checkout…
Farid Mheir's insight:
Not everyone has a mobile phone when they shop groceries but everyone pushes a cart. So having a connected cart - especially if it costs only 7.60$ to retrofit - makes perfect sense, no?
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Amazon introduce a small Internet connected device they called "dash" a few years ago to simplify replenishment of consumables such as laundry detergent via the push of a button. Now they have licensed their technology to manufacturers such as GE to embed the device right into their products. Welcome to the new world of shopping at home!
Have you planned to introduce Internet connected devices and gadgets into your products or offer your products via those devices? Have you made such innovations part of your strategic plan? What are you waiting for?...
Read the following for more insights on how Amazon dash plans to revolutionize the way we consume at home: http://www.scoop.it/t/digital-transformation-of-businesses?q=dash