
Retail
Priceline Pharmacy Network
In Australia, Priceline used Microsoft’s Power Apps to build its Heart in Hand app, taking less than half the time to build. The app collects data automatically, allowing business leaders to instantly assess sales, review promotion performance and identify opportunities for improvement.
Harvey Norman
In Microsoft Synchronized Shopping, AI powers a product advisor to recommend the perfect device suited to the user’s needs via a simple questionnaire, even reminding the user to pop in for a look when they are in the vicinity of the store. The first place in the world to experience it in action is Singapore!
Japan Travel Board
The JAPAN Trip Navigator smartphone app has been updated with a new chatbot, Miko, amongst other new features that use the computational power of Microsoft Azure and Artificial Intelligence to help independent foreign visitors explore the country almost effortlessly.
Centaline
Hong Kong property agency, Centaline launched its first mobile app called “Centaline Property” which enables users to sift through listings of apartments. The app, built on Azure, allows buyers and sellers to digitally sign documents from anywhere in the world securely through blockchain technology.
Clobotics
Clobotics in China developed a system that allows retailers to use smartphones to take photos of products on store shelves and get immediate feed-back. AI identifies the SKU numbers at a rate of 95% accuracy, then gives real-time actionable insights like the shelf-share ratio, out of stock rate, and other meaningful data.
PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited (GC)
To keep more than 4,000 staff and other road users safe, PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited (GC) partnered with its drivers and Microsoft to create the ‘AI for Road Safety’ solution. The solution uses artificial intelligence to monitor drivers’ behavior, and alert them if they are becoming drowsy or distracted. And, the fleet manager can dispatch a relief driver, if necessary.