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Abstract(s)
Consumer needs drive supply chains, so they are arguably the main 
actors in the process. Nonetheless, consumers are unaware of their ability to con tribute to stock management and the sustainability of retail operations, from the 
reduction of stockouts and waste to the minimization of energy-environmental 
impacts, through the centralization of stock in distribution and consolidation of 
last mile delivery in pooling systems. For this to happen, companies must provide 
channels that allow consumers to actively participate in the process and negotiate 
delivery times and prices through sustainable purchase options, through a 
crowdsourcing strategy in phygital stores. This paper explores two alternative 
strategies, maintaining or changing the current physical retail business model, 
based on the increase in online commerce and the use of mobile devices and ap plications in the purchase process. The first is applied in physical stores in a gam ing context through a consumer-facing augmented reality mobile application that
rewards users for identifying stockouts and informing the need to replace prod ucts in the shelves. The second involves the transformation of physical stores into 
a showroom format, where desired products are read through a QR Code or using 
artificial intelligence through a mobile application, in which virtual shopping 
carts are created and deliveries can be fulfilled via home distribution centers, col lection points or drive-in
Description
Trabalho apresentado em 3rd International Conference on Quality Innovation and Sustainability – ICQIS2022, 3-4 maio 2022, Aveiro, Portugal.
Keywords
 Customer Experience   Sustainability   Inventory Management   Retail Operations   Logistics and Supply Chain   Innovation 
