And recognize you when you walk in the door, with a clerk wearing Google Glass hooked up to their CRM system. "Hello, Mr. Bond, can I get you that shaken martini while you check in?"
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/06/10/salesforce_wear_announcement/
Salesforce wants to be like Minority Report
+56
+54I would rather not be recognised.
+56You'll have to wear this then :)
http://www.amazon.com/Accoutrements-12027-Horse-Head-Mask/dp/B003G4IM4S#
http://www.amazon.com/Accoutrements-12027-Horse-Head-Mask/dp/B003G4IM4S#
+54Good one Nic 😃
The first time I go into a store and am greeted by name from a clerk I have never met before courtesy of a Glass, that will be the LAST time I go into that store.
Sorry, I just would not appreciate the clerk knowing that much about it, even if I AM a regular customer, before I provide my name or phone number or "customer appreciation card" (Customer tracking and targeted marketing card really....).
Sorry, I just would not appreciate the clerk knowing that much about it, even if I AM a regular customer, before I provide my name or phone number or "customer appreciation card" (Customer tracking and targeted marketing card really....).
+56@DavidP1970 wrote:Yeah, that's the thing about using technology to try and overcome the limits of Dunbar's number - it just comes off as creepy.
The first time I go into a store and am greeted by name from a clerk I have never met before courtesy of a Glass, that will be the LAST time I go into that store.
Sorry, I just would not appreciate the clerk knowing that much about it, even if I AM a regular customer, before I provide my name or phone number or "customer appreciation card" (Customer tracking and targeted marketing card really....).
+54That is just how I feel David.
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