Marks and Spencer selects SymphonyAI Retail CPG for AI and computer vision based store intelligence

SymphonyAI Retail CPG has been selected by Marks & Spencer for computer vision and AI-based intelligence capabilities across more than 500 stores. 

The UK retailer will deploy AI-based technology on handheld devices that compares images captured of products in stores to store specific planograms, providing an instant view of compliance on shelves.

Rob Barnes, Chief Technology Officer, M&S says: “As we reshape M&S for growth, we’re investing in technology that will create greater efficiencies and a more connected in-store experience for our customers.”

“Through our partnership with SymphonyAI Retail CPG, our colleagues will be able to leverage AI-based technology to help them deliver an exceptional service to our customers.”

“We are honoured M&S selected us to help raise the bar in delighting customers, and we look forward to benefiting its customers and store colleagues with the transformative power of our AI-based store intelligence,” says Sanjay Dhawan, CEO, SymphonyAI.

“This is a powerful example of how an innovative retailer can continue to lead their market with industry leading connected store technology from SymphonyAI Retail CPG.”

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