Smart product breakthroughs depend on customer control:

Smart products like robotic vacuums and smart speakers have become common in many households. However, although consumers value the convenience and time savings smart products offer, the accompanying feeling that they've relinquished some control to a machine is inhibiting the products' br...

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Main Authors: Zimmermann, Jenny (Author), Görgen, Jonas (Author), Bellis, Emanuel de (Author), Hofstetter, Reto (Author), Puntoni, Stefano (Author)
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [Cambridge, Massachusetts] MIT Sloan Management Review 2023
Edition:[First edition].
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Links:https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/-/53863MIT64332/?ar
Summary:Smart products like robotic vacuums and smart speakers have become common in many households. However, although consumers value the convenience and time savings smart products offer, the accompanying feeling that they've relinquished some control to a machine is inhibiting the products' broader adoption and customer satisfaction. Based on their research, the authors recommend ways that smart-product companies can increase consumers' sense of control and autonomy when using smart technology.
Item Description:"Reprint 64332.". - Includes bibliographical references
Physical Description:1 online resource (6 pages)