Every once in a while, a unique technology application causes a paradigm shift in an entire industry. Take GPS trackers and sensors, which made our commutes more efficient, or cloud technology which changed the very idea of data storage.
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As Ulta sets its sights on global expansion, the beauty retailer is making moves to build the store of the future. From AR and AI, to chatbots and BOPIS, learn what innovations Ulta is deploying.
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Ulta Beauty is aiming to accelerate its innovation by investing technology, including artificial intelligence and augmented reality. Learn how the beauty retailer plans to build a “digital innovation ecosystem.”
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