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Beijing KFC Tests Facial Recognition Ordering System
A kiosk in a KFC uses facial recognition technology to scan customers' faces and suggest menu items.
A kiosk in a KFC uses facial recognition technology to scan customers' faces and suggest menu items.
This infographic lays out findings of the CMO Council's research and delves into the evolution of the strategic CMO.
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CMO.com talks with CMO Kathy Mayor about Carnival's target, digital marketing successes, partnerships, marketing priorities and lots of other stuff.
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