Increasing product variety: Conflicts in shelf space allocation

Christina Schabasser — Thu, 02 Feb 2023 00:00:00 +0000

The increasing product variety trend prevalent in most industries today does not stop at retailers. Unfortunately, this trend is a mounting task due to limited shelf space. Based on a survey of 376 people, this research provides an insightful picture of the connection between product variety and impulse buying decisions. One of the study's main findings is that product variety offered by retailers is one of the main in-store factors driving impulse purchases. Since the survey results show the importance of product variety for retailers, the paper also presents some concepts as to how retailers can deal with the numerous product varieties under the condition of limited shelf spaces, e.g., by allowing manufacturers to compete for shelf space.

Comparison Of Different Types Of Machine Learning On Remote Education

Mehmet Bisen, Alper Yusuf Ozbey, Yusuf Koroglu, Adam Sharif, Yusuf Sinan — Mon, 30 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

The effects of Artificial Intelligence on today's world have been life changing, but how exactly has AI had an impact on humans? The motive for these observations is to provide others a better understanding of how AI enhances our learning experience for the greater, and it also lets us comprehend the differentiation to non-AI involving situations. While accounting multiple studies into comparison, this has helped us analyze these concepts. The use of AI results in a further more personalized experience with extended learning gains when put into comparison to standard computed programs, also enabling a finer learning experience. This document answers questions regarding the dependability and the outcomes of using AI and how AI works

Eurasian Journal of Higher Education

Increasing product variety: Conflicts in shelf space allocation

Comparison Of Different Types Of Machine Learning On Remote Education