This research aims to analyse the potential impact of new technologies on the shopping experience with particular reference to the shopping values (utilitarian and/or hedonistic). For collecting a preliminary answer to the research question, Authors have selected 9 cases of technology implementation at a retail level thanks to a secondary data analysis on retailing reports about innovations (GS1, Deloitte, PwC, Kiki Lab). Using a demi-structured research protocol, 5 retail marketing specialists were asked to express their evaluation about the potential impact of new technologies on shopping values. Relying on this exploratory research results, Authors propose 3 qualitative clusters of technology implementations at a retail level depending on the prevalence of utilitarian or hedonistic values.

The influence of new technologies on shopping values: an exploratory research at a retail level

Virginia Vannucci
2016-01-01

Abstract

This research aims to analyse the potential impact of new technologies on the shopping experience with particular reference to the shopping values (utilitarian and/or hedonistic). For collecting a preliminary answer to the research question, Authors have selected 9 cases of technology implementation at a retail level thanks to a secondary data analysis on retailing reports about innovations (GS1, Deloitte, PwC, Kiki Lab). Using a demi-structured research protocol, 5 retail marketing specialists were asked to express their evaluation about the potential impact of new technologies on shopping values. Relying on this exploratory research results, Authors propose 3 qualitative clusters of technology implementations at a retail level depending on the prevalence of utilitarian or hedonistic values.
2016
978-88-907662-6-8
Retail
new technologies
shopping values
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