News Commentary | December 09, 2019
The RAM and chip only serve to detect consumers' words to wake Alexa, and the other voice recognition processes will happen on the cloud. Compared with the previous solutions, AWS now requires a much smaller RAM and a cheaper chip to empower a device with Alexa Voice Service. This progress will make... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | March 27, 2020
One major defining factor of consumer brands' success is whether they can effectively convert a stranger to a consumer. Through this conversion process, consumers' activities fall into three segments: forming awareness of the product, considering (or evaluating) the product, and making a purchase. ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | February 02, 2021
The 2021 Consumer Electronic Show (CES), held between January 11 and 14, garnered tremendous attention from across the globe. Due to COVID‑19, CES 2021 went virtual, which allowed more attendees to join the event, learn about new product releases, and gain insight into developments in the consumer ... Not part of subscription
by Jerrold Wang
A new feature of Google Assistant is making personalized recommendations of restaurants and recipes based on users' search history and smart device data. Some recommendations are further tailored to time; for example, dinner recipes are suggested in the evening. Though the feature is currently limited to consumer sectors, CPG clients should pay serious attention to it. First, Google's activity reconfirms the emerging trend of using consumer data to analyze their demands and drive personalized offerings. Second, Google has the potential to shape the sales of different CPG brands with highly customized product recommendations using data obtained through its different collection modes (like its search engine, wearables, and home devices).
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