“We’ve also given consumers this amazing comparison data set that doctor’s don’t have. They don’t have the ability to compare themselves, to compare somebody walking into the door to people like them.”

“It’s no longer acceptable to have a non-digital experience when you go out there and that means we have to be integrated across the board not just in handheld devices but through customer shopping lists, pickup, and more. We’re also doing this through our voice shopping partnership with Google Home. Technology is definitely changing retail.”

“We’re taking existing patterns and things that shoppers already do, and are trying to make them significantly better. We also ask ourselves all the time, ‘Is this really solving a real customer problem?’”

“Visual displays coupled with voice- and touch-activated interfaces are revolutionizing computing paradigms and form factors. Technology will continue to fade into the background while remaining ever present and aware.”

“AR becomes the centerpiece in the self-driving car of the future. If you aren’t driving, what are you doing? Twiddling your thumbs?”

“The role of humans in brick-and-mortar has reached an important point of bifurcation. Today we are able to optimize for repetitive, time-consuming tasks that can be automated and double-down humans’ involvement with the higher-touch, highly personal responsibilities that are essential for driving conversion. The tools that will free associates from annoyingly repetitive tasks, and empower them to provide greater service, advice and product knowledge will make associates’ lives easier and generally make stores more efficient.”

“There are a lot of different forms coming down the road as people evolve from desktop computers, to laptop computers, to phones. We believe that heads‑up display, like our glasses, is going to be one of those significant ways that people leverage technology in the future.”

“Wellness is the theme…What these devices are doing to us and our memory, how much time we spend on them, how they affect our mental health—it has become evident that there’s a negative impact on us. Bumble introduced a news function. and the new iOS can babysit your time. The dopamine rush that this created, companies are now trying to help us solve. “

“Financial services brands mustn’t overlook any generation as they build out these types of offerings – multi-generational audiences are utilizing digital offerings, and brands may be missing out on a chance to capitalize on that demographic.”

“Whatever you have in the phone, you would like to have very seamless into the car, and we will make money by making an attractive car and selling more cars, rather than trying to take a fee on the information and the communication. That would be the wrong approach.”

“As restaurants are our customers, diners are restaurants’ customers. Everyone’s servicing the same people at the end of the day. When restaurants are thinking about what they want and what they need, it’s often in service of the diner so it’s inevitably built‑in.”

“Look, I love technology. I’ve always been in it. This is less about technology and more about making the physical world and process more efficient with a tech approach. We’re looking at the architecture. We’re looking at the legal agreement. We’re looking at the capabilities and different ways you can design it. We’re looking at the legalities, the permitting. We’re just making it simple. We’re doing the heavy lifting on behalf of the brand instead of leaving it to the brand to deal with themselves.”

“Every day, truck drivers are out battling rush hour traffic, maneuvering through narrow city streets, circling for parking, emitting exhaust — all to get you your package as fast as possible. For the sake of our cities, and our planet, things have to change. The future of delivery will be smaller, less loud, and more sustainable. In fact, in the future, you package might just find its way to you.“

“We believe that the future will not narrowly focus on any one technology like VR or AR. The broader vision of extended reality (XR) inspires us because it empowers the user to choose his or her level of virtualization. We see the headsets of the future allowing the user to augment digital content into a physical space or to virtualize everything depending on where they are and what they are doing.”