Microsoft has signed a five-year AI partnership with UK supermarket chain Sainsbury’s to bring GenAI to its stores to enhance customer experience.
Sainsbury’s will be leveraging Microsoft AI software to gain deeper insights from its databases to improve how its stores operate.
GenAI will also be used in Sainsbury’s online shopping to create a more personalised experience for its customers by improving its online search feature.
In-store colleagues will have access to real-time data insights for smart shelf replenishment, which Sainsbury’s states could help its colleagues use their time more efficiently to help store customers.
Microsoft 365 will be combined into Sainsbury’s data assets to assist with decision-making and operational efficiency. Sainsbury’s cloud ecosystem will be part of Microsoft’s Azure to achieve this.
Clodagh Moriarty, Sainsbury’s chief retail and technology officer, stated that the partnership was part of Sainsbury’s wider strategy to become the UK’s leading AI-assisted supermarket.
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