How to improve efficiency with roving robots paid SAP
A robot may be cruising the aisles of a big box store near you. Roving examples of retail’s shift to digital, robots are part of massive IT spending to help retailers improve operational efficiency.
. As he swiveled the robot’s camera, he added, “you can see where the issues lie — without even going to that part of the store.” “Let’s fix the business instantly based on what is live,” Mauchline continued, “and make yourself an intelligent enterprise.”“A lot of people forget how big a Walmart is ... it’s a 200,000 square foot building, and oftentimes you get two or three [delivery] trucks that back up,” Walmart EVP and CTO Jeremy King said.
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