Visibility of in store inventory has always been a black hole for the supply chain in retail sector. While manufacturing brands as well as retailers have already bet on multiple combinations involving cameras, robots, smart shelf technologies, and others for effective in store inventory management, there is always a room for brittleness and inaccuracy, in addition to the longstanding challenge of a high price point.
Visibility of in store inventory has always been a black hole for the supply chain in retail sector. While manufacturing brands as well as retailers have already bet on multiple combinations involving cameras, robots, smart shelf technologies, and others for effective in store inventory management, there is always a room for brittleness and inaccuracy, in addition to the longstanding challenge of a high price point.
Visibility of in store inventory has always been a black hole for the supply chain in retail sector. While manufacturing brands as well as retailers have already bet on multiple combinations involving cameras, robots, smart shelf technologies, and others for effective in store inventory management, there is always a room for brittleness and inaccuracy, in addition to the longstanding challenge of a high price point.
