The convergence of edge computing and supply chain resilience in retail marketing

In the fast-paced world of retail, having a strong and flexible supply chain is essential for success as businesses face increasing customer expectations and market uncertainties. Edge computing is emerging as a key technology that can enhance supply chain resilience by processing data in real-time, reducing delays, and improving responsiveness. This article explores how edge computing and supply chain resilience intersect within retail marketing and how they can optimize marketing strategies and customer experiences. Edge computing works by handling data close to where it is generated, which speeds up processing and reduces delays compared to traditional cloud systems. This real-time data processing is crucial for retailers who need to manage inventory, track shipments, and adjust to market changes quickly. With edge computing, retailers can get immediate insights into their supply chains, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making. The article reviews current research and case studies to illustrate the benefits of edge computing in retail. These benefits include better inventory management through real-time updates, more personalized and engaging marketing campaigns, and increased efficiency in logistics by automating processes. Edge computing also enhances the in-store experience with technologies like augmented reality, which can boost customer interaction and satisfaction. However, adopting edge computing also comes with challenges, such as high implementation costs, the complexity of integrating new systems, and concerns about data security. The article addresses these challenges and provides strategies for overcoming them, offering practical advice for effectively using edge computing. In summary, the article argues that edge computing will be a vital factor in retail’s future success and innovation. By making supply chains more agile, responsive, and efficient, edge computing helps retailers meet market demands and stay ahead of the competition. As technology continues to evolve, the role of edge computing in improving supply chain resilience and transforming retail marketing will become even more significant.

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International Journal of Science and Research Archive
Published
2024-08-30
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https://doi.org/10.30574/ijsra.2024.12.2.1574
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14
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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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The convergence of edge computing and supply chain resilience in retail marketing

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The convergence of edge computing and supply chain resilience in retail marketing

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Abstract

In the fast-paced world of retail, having a strong and flexible supply chain is essential for success as businesses face increasing customer expectations and market uncertainties. Edge computing is emerging as a key technology that can enhance supply chain resilience by processing data in real-time, reducing delays, and improving responsiveness. This article explores how edge computing and supply chain resilience intersect within retail marketing and how they can optimize marketing strategies and customer experiences. Edge computing works by handling data close to where it is generated, which speeds up processing and reduces delays compared to traditional cloud systems. This real-time data processing is crucial for retailers who need to manage inventory, track shipments, and adjust to market changes quickly. With edge computing, retailers can get immediate insights into their supply chains, enabling faster and more accurate decision-making. The article reviews current research and case studies to illustrate the benefits of edge computing in retail. These benefits include better inventory management through real-time updates, more personalized and engaging marketing campaigns, and increased efficiency in logistics by automating processes. Edge computing also enhances the in-store experience with technologies like augmented reality, which can boost customer interaction and satisfaction. However, adopting edge computing also comes with challenges, such as high implementation costs, the complexity of integrating new systems, and concerns about data security. The article addresses these challenges and provides strategies for overcoming them, offering practical advice for effectively using edge computing. In summary, the article argues that edge computing will be a vital factor in retail’s future success and innovation. By making supply chains more agile, responsive, and efficient, edge computing helps retailers meet market demands and stay ahead of the competition. As technology continues to evolve, the role of edge computing in improving supply chain resilience and transforming retail marketing will become even more significant.

International Journal of Science and Research ArchiveVol. 12(2)
College of Business Administration (LV)
Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
7.76
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