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Global lead of Enterprise Integration & EDI | Sr. Solution Architect cum Platform Owner | Enabling Digital Transformation | Driving Business Growth through Innovative Solutions

As I dive into AI strategy, I decided to explore its application in e-commerce, focusing on areas like pricing optimization, personalization, customer segmentation, inventory management, and targeting potential customers. While each of these can be achieved without AI, I started thinking about how we can simplify the process and the challenges involved in implementing AI strategies in e-commerce. A few challenges came to mind: 🔍 Customer Trust - Customers might be skeptical about AI-driven recommendations. 🎯 User Experience - Ensuring that AI enhances rather than detracts from the user experience is crucial. ⚖️ Algorithm Bias - Achieving fair pricing is complex; we can't rely solely on available data without considering external factors like market trends, competition, and inventory levels. These challenges led me to a bigger question: How can AI truly solve these problems? And even more importantly, When should we NOT use AI? What are your thoughts? How do you see AI shaping the future of e-commerce? 🚀 #artificialintelligence #strategicthinking #itstrategy #AIStrategy

Xavier Retin

Chief Technology Officer at maxaim softech solutions

1mo

Artificial Intelligence is like a tsunami... Either it solves problems.. or it may create more... Learn to sail through... or else you will be swept away.. 😀

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Andrew Chornyy

CEO at Plerdy | Top-Notch CRO, UX & SEO Tools

2mo

Interesting thoughts on AI in e-commerce! 🤔 I agree that balancing AI with customer trust and user experience is key. It’s also important to remember that sometimes the best strategy might be a mix of AI and human intuition.

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