Our habits have definitely changed, but we're still going to the store together in an odd sort of way. At least in part we go shopping for the human experience.  We discuss how and why with our guests:
@Jackie Culp, EVP Next Performance Horizon and form Zone VP for Luxottica
@Lou Chestmen, EVP Next Performance Horizon and form Zone VP for Luxottica

Our habits have definitely changed, but we're still going to the store together in an odd sort of way. At least in part we go shopping for the human experience. We discuss how and why with our guests: @Jackie Culp, EVP Next Performance Horizon and form Zone VP for Luxottica @Lou Chestmen, EVP Next Performance Horizon and form Zone VP for Luxottica

Our habits have definitely changed, but we're still going to the store together in an odd sort of way. At least in part we go shopping for the human experience. &nbsp;We discuss how and why with our guests:
@Jackie Culp, EVP Next Performance Horizon and form Zone VP for Luxottica
@Lou Chestmen,&nbsp;EVP Next Performance Horizon and form Zone VP for Luxottica

Retail Done Right 3: People: Still a Critical Element of the Customer Channel Shopping Experience

This is a podcast about a sort of  “enchantment” we’re under– the technology watches and enables the machines to have an impact on us. For each episode we'll explore a hypothesis from multiple angles including what’s ethical, where are the lines, and how to handle increasingly fuzzy boundaries. Do we expect too much of our technology? Do we care or even understand what we’re trading away?  

We ponder where machines ‘’quantified us”... in great detail... for extraordinary insight.   And we'll consider where the quantified human becomes a directed or even controlled. With a bit of irreverence, we'll conduct this investigation through a series of discussions, thought experiments, and examples.

We want to get under the covers on who gets to set boundaries around technology and why they do it.  We will explore how much we should trust these boundaries setters to make good decisions for us.

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This is a podcast about a sort of “enchantment” we’re under– the technology watches and enables the machines to have an impact on us. For each episode we'll explore a hypothesis from multiple angles including what’s ethical, where are the lines, and how to handle increasingly fuzzy boundaries. Do we expect too much of our technology? Do we care or even understand what we’re trading away? We ponder where machines ‘’quantified us”... in great detail... for extraordinary insight. And we'll consider where the quantified human becomes a directed or even controlled. With a bit of irreverence, we'll conduct this investigation through a series of discussions, thought experiments, and examples. We want to get under the covers on who gets to set boundaries around technology and why they do it. We will explore how much we should trust these boundaries setters to make good decisions for us.

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