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Intelligent product cross-selling system with radio frequency identification technology for retailing

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  • Wong, W.K.
  • Leung, S.Y.S.
  • Guo, Z.X.
  • Zeng, X.H.
  • Mok, P.Y.

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This paper presents a combined use of both RFID technology and product cross-selling system to perform cross- and up-selling for retail industry. In this study, two systems, namely the Smart Dressing System (SDS) enabled by RFID technologies, and Intelligent Product Cross-selling System (IPCS), have been developed. The SDS demonstrates a research endeavor in which, unlike the previous studies focusing on transactional data, customers' in-store data can be collected using RFID-enabled SDS and used for promoting or cross-selling new products to the customers effectively and efficiently. The IPCS, integrating a rule-based expert system and a fuzzy screening technique, can handle the difficulty of processing linguistic and categorical information to simulate fashion designers to recommend appropriate fashion product items for cross-selling effectively. The proposed systems are evaluated to execute the selling strategies more effectively, which in turn improve sales performance in fashion retail industry.

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  • Wong, W.K. & Leung, S.Y.S. & Guo, Z.X. & Zeng, X.H. & Mok, P.Y., 2012. "Intelligent product cross-selling system with radio frequency identification technology for retailing," International Journal of Production Economics, Elsevier, vol. 135(1), pages 308-319.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:proeco:v:135:y:2012:i:1:p:308-319
    DOI: 10.1016/j.ijpe.2011.08.005
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