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OSA DC Revolutionize Korean retail!

Incheon General Goods Distribution Business Cooperative represents and includes 15,000 outlets in Korea with 57 mobile distributional centers for food and non-food products. They cooperate in terms of product distribution with another 20,000 supermarkets under other associations in Korea.

Cooperatives IT Director, is assisting OSA DC connecting with manufacturers and supermarkets to present its AI platform aimed at profit growth and food and non-food suppliers turnover increase as well as at resolution of various problems in the Korean retail sector.

https://medium.com/osadc/ai-brings-changes-to-the-retail-world-and-it-starts-in-korea-78e762b71470

Excellent news! These kinds of partnerships are really important! And show that businesses are willing to upgrade and change the way they run their businesses

Also didn't know that Korea had these struggles as korean products are super popular all over the world... And I loove small family pop-up
shops. I believe OSA can help them not only survive but also become more profitable

I don't see OSA technology being integrated to small shops. As for me it can really help really big retailers such as Walmart or Magnit. But nevertheless OSA DC is really great!

OSA provides solutions for small shops too. They can see trends and estimate the amount of products they can sell. Everyone benefits!

I guess it will work in every shop just fine, no matter what size it is. Platform has the potential to change whole retail market worldwide.

Agree. They have several articles on their Medium about this matter and how OSA DC can help small shops too