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Most retailers keep track of inventory and in today's world most of that tracking is done on a computer with the help of a software program. There is technology available (though patented) that would allow retailers to upload that inventory to the world wide web which would allow customers to shop for products at a local store just as easily as they might shop at an online store. Therefore in addition to being able to order a product online they would also have the option of going to a store nearby and picking that item up in person.
Unfortunately this technology has not been adopted by a large majority of retail stores. As a consumer, would you like this additional option of being able to search for products and merchandise to be made available to you? If yes, how do you think something like this would affect your shopping habits? If no, why not?
Unfortunately this technology has not been adopted by a large majority of retail stores. As a consumer, would you like this additional option of being able to search for products and merchandise to be made available to you? If yes, how do you think something like this would affect your shopping habits? If no, why not?