> one of the advantages could be that they can optimize the store layout better so you don't have to walk as much to find what you want.
But stores do not want to do that. Stores know you want a pint of milk and loaf of bread. They put these two items far apart which means you need to walk past all that other stuff, this increasing the chance you'll buy something else.
Tracking technology isn't going to ne used to make my experience nicer unless that translates into more money fornthe store.
But stores do not want to do that. Stores know you want a pint of milk and loaf of bread. They put these two items far apart which means you need to walk past all that other stuff, this increasing the chance you'll buy something else.
Tracking technology isn't going to ne used to make my experience nicer unless that translates into more money fornthe store.