ProGlove study shows retail managers are cautiously optimistic about automation

A recent study found that retailers are interested in automation that will augment their human workforces

Up to 36.5% of retail leaders looking to automate expect to see benefits from new technology in two to five years, according to a recent study from wearable technology developer ProGlove. The Chicago-based company surveyed more than 1,000 retail management professionals in the U.S., U.K., and Germany for its “Leadership Insights for Retail Warehouse Management” report. 

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