From consumer brands to B2B manufacturers, from retailers to wholesalers, all have had to become more nimble to keep up with shopper and buyer expectations. Unfortunately, global Ecommerce companies who jumped on the web a decade or more ago have been stuck with a code-heavy infrastructure that lacks flexibility. Those companies still encumbered with aging legacy application suites have been seeking ways to evolve their Ecommerce capabilities.
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Jivox Introduces Kairos, a Purchase Prediction Engine for eCommerce
Jivox, a digital marketing technology provider, today introduced Kairos, a patented purchase prediction technology for e-commerce.
Powered by Jivox's artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, Kairos help companies increase the performance of e-commerce marketing campaigns with user scoring and product affinity ranking algorithms based on interests, exhibited purchase intent, and immediacy indicators.
Jivox uses its in-memory clustered Personalization Hub technology and first-party identity solution IQiD to identify, store, and process consented consumer data to generate predictions about consumers' likelihood to purchase and the products they are likely to purchase. Personalization hub processes trillions of data signals to make data available to Kairos for real-time decisions in less than seven milliseconds.
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Jose Duarte discusses changes coming to the eCommerce space in the second half of the year |
In the event that you�re selling to a great extent by means of Amazon, or Google Shopping promotions, at that point you need not stress such a great amount over personalization, as their calculations do it for you.
As we move into the second half of the year, it�s conceivable a greater number of consumers will shop in stores and a greater number will return to working some portion of their time in workplaces. �Be that as it may, it is far-fetched that web-based business will return to the level it was at prior to March 2020. �One of the factors that will change how eCommerce operates is artificial intelligence (AI). ��
How Augmented Reality Can Completely Change Ecommerce for Buyers and Sellers - AlleyWatch
In the balmy summer of 1995, an American entrepreneur who had just quit his job on Wall Street wrote a list of items he thought it would be possible to sell on the internet. It wasn't long. He eventually came up with five contenders before narrowing it down to one – books. The entrepreneur’s name was Jeff Bezos and the company he incorporated that year was Amazon.
Two-and-a-half decades later, the e-commerce industry that Bezos helped popularise has massively exceeded even his expectations.
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