Hypothesis Generation and the Digital Analytics Hub
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel It's hard to tell one conference from another - especially online. Because one corporate presentation is kind of like another. But to me, the Digital...
Loss Prevention and In-Store Analytics
At some point in almost every deployment of people-measurement we do, the question of using existing Loss Prevention cameras comes up. And the truth is, it should. It’s frustrating to be installing...
LiDAR, Loss Prevention, Security and People Tracking
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel A few posts back the Measurement Minute explained why using Loss Prevention Cameras for people-tracking is tempting but usually not the right solutio...
SmartSeal Interview: RFID Tagging for Supply Chain AND Customer Experience
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel I recently talked with Mark Shekleton about Smart Seal - his startup focusing on a embedded RFID tags. Smart Seal helps manufacturers and retailers b...
Comparing the Cost of Using LP Cameras to Dedicated Measurement Cameras for People-Tracking
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel There are a lot of reasons why it seems like it would make sense to use existing LP cameras for people-tracking projects. In fact, it's one of the mo...
Lidar Technology for People-Tracking and Shopper Measurement
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel Lidar may be best known for its application to self-driving cars, but it's also a powerful people-tracking technology. Lidar's great coverage area an...
Key Applications for People-Tracking Technologies Webinar
The Measurement Minute by Gary Angel To get the new year off to a good start, Tilman Schwarze of Hella and I are doing a free webinar covering the key applications of people-sensing tech...
Tackling Attribution : A Measurement Minute Interview with Scott Konopasek
The Measurement Minute with Gary Angel Attribution is one of the most challenging endeavors in marketing analytics. It's a problem I failed at a few times back at Semphonic and EY - and ...
Qme : Seamless virtual queuing built on top of occupancy management
I hate lines. I always have. Is there any time or any place where standing in line is the best thing you could be doing? Pretty much no. But lines are hard to avoid. We live in a resource constrained...