Drivers and challenges of internet of things diffusion in smart stores: A field exploration

Roe, Michael; Spanaki, Konstantina; Ioannou, Athina; Zamani, Efpraxia D.; Giannakis, Mihalis

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2022.121593

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“…'s (2019) review of 104 smart cities articles listed only two studiesboth quite speculative -geared towards "smart local economies" (Johnson et al 2014;Keegan, O'Hare, and O'Grady 2012). One reason might be that retail primarily involves private actors (retailers and consumers) whose data remain largely inaccessible to researchers and governments for privacy reasons (Roe et al 2022).…”

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“…Yet, from the perspective of business owners, the IoT may well be the "future of retailing" (Grewala, Roggeveena, and Nordfältb 2017). Roe et al (2022) reviewed IoT applications to "smart stores," spanning monitoring sensors, big data analytics, robotic assistants, smart objects enhancing the shopping experience, and self-check-out technologies. Alleged benefits for retailers are efficiency gains through automation and real-time information.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The IoT literature has not fully considered the possibility of automated retail venues and their implications for local economies (Roe et al 2022). We know of only one study that evokes "smart vending machines in the era of IoT" (Solano et al 2017).…”

Section: Smart Pizza Vending Machines: a French Revolution In The Foo...mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…It is reconfiguring production, supply chains, governance, and how we live our lives. In the retail sector, for example, robot-based interactions are increasingly common and "smart technologies" are deemed to shape the future of workers' and consumers' experiences (Roe et al 2022;Grewala, Roggeveena, and Nordfältb 2017). But how is the diffusion of IoT technologies playing out across places?…”

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Small cities and smart retail

Jamme¹,

Connor

2022

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Internet-of-Things (IoT) innovations are reconfiguring our societies and our day-to-day lives. But how do these new technologies enter our communities, and when they do, will they complement or dislocate existing activity? This paper raises these questions with respect to a rapidly proliferating class of “smart vending technologies.” We focus on one particularly prominent case in this class: the smart pizza vending machines that are now spreading across France. Relying on an exclusive and newly constructed database, we examine the diffusion of these machines across over 30,000 French communities. We find that the quality of a community’s internet infrastructure is predictive of its adoption of smart vending technology. Contrary to our expectations, however, neither the large, dense, and most connected urban centers, nor the rural food deserts are the first adopters of these machines: instead, small but well-connected communities are at the vanguard of this technological change. We speculate that these machines are arriving in places with attractive consumer bases and internet conditions, but which lack 24/7 on-demand food options. Our findings highlight the bottom-up conditions that are giving rise to the rapid penetration of IoT technologies, which are sure to have long lasting local impacts.

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Section: Smart Pizza Vending Machines: a French Revolution In The Foo...mentioning

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Small cities and smart retail

Jamme¹,

Connor

2022

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“…In the fourth economic growth, the Internet has become important and successful because it has considered public technology rather than patent technology (Pardo et al, 2022). The Internet has changed the face of the business world, and this change must continue with the Internet of Things (IoT) (Clarysse et al, 2022;Leiting et al, 2022;Roe et al, 2022). All economic reforms have led to economic growth, increased productivity and improved health in countries capable of bringing all benefits, including goods and services (Kumar et al, 2022;Langley et al, 2021;Wu & Xiao, 2022).…”

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The Development of New Media in the Economic Growth of the Indonesian Music Industry

Ruddin

Jamalullail

2022

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This study will discuss how new media in the music industry affect the music industry. This has had a major impact on businesses in the music industry and consumers who enjoy music. Streaming services have become something that has a big impact in the digital era that we know as Industry 4.0. The music industry can no longer rely on physical products and consumers are increasingly choosing to enjoy music. The method used in this research is a good method that is tested through research with unusual research ideas about; Describe behavior, thoughts, motivations, actions, etc. in the aggregate and in the form of words and messages. The findings of this study are that consumers find music easier and industry players support new media in the music industry because it makes it easier for them to market music and helps protect their intellectual property thereby reducing piracy. Market participants can also use the appropriate marketing mix. Luggage; Good recording, good songwriting should be distributed and rewarded; Because in the digital era, there are many streaming applications that must be used properly, such as uploading works to social media and streaming applications, so that uploaded works can be supported by Monetization.

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