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Netflix recommends your next binge based on the show you watched last night. Amazon convinces you to buy three more items that align with your buying habits. And ride-share apps like Uber or Lyft analyze your location and connect you with a driver heading your direction. When AI makes everyday tasks easier, the consumer experience feels seamless. But for many business and marketing leaders AI is the buzzword du juor keeping them up at night.

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Netflix recommends your next binge based on the show you watched last night. Amazon convinces you to buy three more items that align with your buying habits. And ride-share apps like Uber or Lyft analyze your location and connect you with a driver heading your direction. When AI makes everyday tasks easier, the consumer experience feels seamless. But for many business and marketing leaders AI is the buzzword du juor keeping them up at night.

In this modern era, almost everything we do generates data. That includes purchasing goods online and offline. Understanding these huge volumes of data goes beyond human capabilities, hence retailers can deploy machine learning solutions to make sense of these. Let's explore such developments, methods and insights that are modernizing the retail sector. Machine learning (sometimes referred to as "ML") is one of the main technologies that is becoming quite valuable for retailers as more and more businesses make use of big data (essentially a large volume of data that has the potential to be mined for information).

Artificial intelligence is reshaping marketing as we know it. AI improves targeting, personalization, engagement and gives marketers more time to connect with consumers at the time of need. AI-powered marketing should be a top priority for financial institutions that want to succeed in the competitive marketplace. Subscribe to The Financial Brand via email for FREE!In the era of the digital world, mobile and social media have become major channels for marketing. A fundamental difference with the digital era from the pre-Internet era is the concept of personal space.

Retail companies that neglect machine learning do so at their peril. The name 1-800-Flowers.com is a charming legacy anachronism: These days, most of the gifting brand's customers don't dial a phone number, and a clear majority order more than bouquets. In fact, the now 40-plus-year-old parent, 1-800-FLOWERS.COM Inc., is today primarily an e-commerce business whose revenue, since its acquisitions of brands such as Harry & David, Cheryl's Cookies, Wolferman's, and The Popcorn Factory, comes largely from food-related gifts. Its floral origins notwithstanding, the company has been on the cutting edge when it comes to using machine learning (ML) to enhance customer experience. Since 2016, 1-800-FLOWERS.COM Inc. has launched several noteworthy marketing innovations to enhance the customer experience. Partnering with IBM Watson, the company introduced the AI-powered personal gift concierge GWYN (Gifts When You Need) to customize suggestions to online shoppers.

While digitization has strained the marketing department's traditional methods and measures in recent years, the function is regaining its energy by plugging into a rich and abundant power source: data. Existing enterprise data, as well as information gathered from engaging with consumers, has become a valuable business asset. With the advent of machine learning--a type of algorithm that identifies patterns in data and improves with experience--companies can use data to predict and "learn" to identify consumers who appear likely to become high-value customers. The business restructuring taking place today mirrors the transformation that's underway throughout entire industries, from media to manufacturing, as companies rewire to compete in a digitally drenched environment. "For a long time, none of us would have thought that selling food and beverage over e-commerce would have been such a large business," says Shyam Venugopal, vice president for global media and consumer data strategy at PepsiCo.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making this far easier, sifting through and making sense of reams of data to get you the information you need right when you need it. "We leverage AI to find a much faster way of coming to data-driven decisions to improve the experience for our customer," says Ben Harrell, chief marketing officer of Priceline. "We are able to dig through so much data and provide our customers with the best travel deals, and machine learning and AI give us a better way to tailor the results to meet each customer's needs." AI is becoming the X factor for marketers today, and many companies, like Priceline, are already embracing it. Case in point: Priceline just promoted one of its data analysts to be the company's CMO.