Virtual reality (VR) entails computer-generated environments that simulate the physical presence of real-world surroundings. It immerses the user in an artificial, three-dimensional environment through visuals, audio, and/or other sensory stimuli. That creates the perception of being transported into an interactive, digital world separate from real-life...
Augmented reality (AR) refers to technology that superimposes digital graphics, audio, video and other enhancements over a real-world environment in real-time. The concept supplements the tangible, physical world with an interactive, computer-generated layer of immersive digital content and information.The overlaid visual and audio elements in...
Hyper-personalization hits on the extreme customization of products, services, and communication to meet individual customer needs, preferences, and interests. It takes personalization to more granular, nuanced levels based on in-depth data insights. The goal is to provide ultra-tailored experiences that resonate most with each distinct...
Phygital speaks to the blending of physical and digital experiences and environments. It is the convergence of the physical and digital worlds to provide an enhanced experience for consumers. The idea of phygital is to offer people the best of both the tangible, in-person experience...
Inflation speaks to a sustained rise in the general price level for goods and services across an entire economy over a period of time. As the cost of living increases, inflation erodes the purchasing power of a unit of currency rendering it less valuable. Rising...
Retail technology hits on the variety of software and hardware tools that enable retailers to perform critical functions across operations, inventory and supply chain management, sales facilitation, customer engagement, security and analytics. Emerging innovations provide interactive and automated capabilities to enhance consumer experiences while optimizing...
