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Why more tech in stores shouldn’t mean fewer workers

Why more tech in stores shouldn’t mean fewer workers

10

April

2024

Stores can automate more tasks than ever, including pricing, inventory management and checkout. But for theft prevention, customer service and brand engagement, they need humans.

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