Personalization

What is colorimetry? It was in the 17th century that Michel-Eugène Chevreul, the famous French chemist, published his work ‘De la loi du contraste simultané des couleurs’, which states that colors influence each other according to their location. In the 1940s, Suzanne Caygill, a fashion designer, highlighted the relationship between personality and style based on the four seasons...

A simple introduction to customization Customization is defined as the act of modifying the supply chain to deliver goods and services which are adapted to satisfy a specific customer’s needs. As the world’s largest supplier[1] of athletic shoes and apparel, Nike already had a worldwide reach, yet unfortunately they were losing touch with the end consumers...

Let’s start with Industry 4.0 Characterized by advanced technologies such as big data, smart factories, 3d technology, Artificial Intelligence, the internet of things, robots, advanced algorithms and machine learning, the 4th industrial revolution is happening as we speak and is triggering changes in industries and reshaping the way that companies manufacture products and the way that customers search for, engage with and shop for products...

We all desire to have our individuality recognized and our aspirations taken into account. This is why brands are strongly committed to the personalization of their products and services. Now at the heart of marketing strategies, this approach is becoming a valuable asset for customer satisfaction and loyalty. In luxury boutiques this experience is already very successful, it is much more complex to recreate it on an e-commerce site...