Is Online Shopping Our Future?

Time magazine's article by Erin Skarda explains how retail technology related to online shopping entered real stores before. "The latest digital innovation seamlessly bridges the gap between the online and offline world and creates an interactive and socially integrated, personalized user experience rooted in our daily activities" And she wrote. "This is probably the next wave of technological innovation, the core of which is one of the most social hobbies we participate in - shopping." The pace of change in the global market is breathtaking, speedy Challenges are necessary.

The future is much faster than we understand. Internet, mobile phone, e-mail, GPS navigator, social network, online store - all these things are organically engraved in our lives. But they only appeared in the past few decades. What will happen next? Maybe perfectly secure online voting? Indeed, it already exists - it is called Polys. First we understand that there are many questions about online voting. What happens to the vote? How is the result calculated? So anonymous and safe? "Of course I am used to the old ballot box and I do not want to change anything." But because the advantage of online voting gets bigger and I'm 100% sure that the voters will be voted soon is. I found it to be an ideal solution. There are several reasons for this.

In today's online shopping, you first have to look at the clothes for mannequins and other people, but in the end you want to see how it fits you. This is the future of shopping. Since online shopping is about 17 to 20%, offline shopping still accounts for about 80% of total retail sales. Since online shopping is becoming faster and faster, it will exceed offline shopping at some point. In the case of AR shopping, it only depends on how people accept new AR shopping. Customers' customs will not change so soonly, so it takes time to introduce such things.

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