Impact of Mobile Technology On Fashion - Edited
Impact of Mobile Technology On Fashion - Edited
Impact of Mobile Technology On Fashion - Edited
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CHAPTER ONE..............................................................................................................................4
1.0 Introduction............................................................................................................................4
2.0 Introduction............................................................................................................................6
2.2 Click and brick services enabled by the use of mobile technology.......................................6
CHAPTER 3: METHODOLOGY...................................................................................................8
3.0 Introduction............................................................................................................................8
References......................................................................................................................................10
1.0 Introduction
Fashion implies the styles of products customers are interested in especially clothes, shoes,
bags, watches, and others. The use of technology today in the fashion retail industry is increasing
due to the availability of mobile phones, laptops, and other devices that can access the internet
(Kaczorowska-spychalska, 2018). The fashion industry has expanded due to the use of the
internet in retailing activities. Consumers of fashion products can search for products they need
with ease and then order them online. Consumers can even try on the products they intend to buy
virtually with the help of the Internet of Things. The internet of things which is always
abbreviated as IoT is the technology that is used to connect different devices on a network. With
this, the internet is the major factor in connection, and it is used in connecting the person's
devices with the person. This means that with a blink of an eye, the person can access all his
important things and data that has been integrated with him with the help of the internet of things
technology. With the introduction and adoption of the Internet of things technology, many
people have found it very easy and reliable to use the technology in executing fashion retailing
activities.
With the increase in technology and the use of the internet, people have transformed to
shop fashion products online. People today consider physical purchasing of fashion products a
wastage of time given that they can obtain the products without necessarily going to the outlet
Mobile devices like tablets, phone, laptops, and other devices that access the internet are
very common today and it poses numerous advantages to the fashion retail fashion industry.
Today, any kind of fashion product can be sold online (Bello, 2016).
This research aims to assess the impact of using technology in the fashion retail industry.
To determine how mobile technology affects 'clicks and bricks' in fashion retail activities.
To examine the technology-related factors that affect the purchase decision of the
customers.
How are fashion retailers affected by the use of mobile technology by consumers for
shopping?
What vital consumer in-store mobile procedures are linked to purchasing fashion
products online?
What are the challenges posed due to the use of mobile technology in the fashion
retail industry?
This study was limited to the assessment of the impacts of the use of mobile technology in the
2.0 Introduction
This chapter contains what has been written and documented by other researchers regarding the
Internet of things is used in different organisations. Today, the internet of things is also
used in the retail industry for instance the use of Radiofrequency identification. The
Radiofrequency identification tags are a means of tracking that recognize and track products
using smart barcodes which enables the retailers of the product to attain proper monitoring of the
products throughout their supply chain. For instance, Radio frequency identification tags are
utilised in the Canadian athletic attire retailing Lululemon and thus makes the checking and
monitoring for inventory easy all over its online stores globally. This caused the enhancement of
inventory to 98% in the Canadian athletic attire retailing Lululemon (Kim, 2017). An example of
the internet of things is the Beacons which are devices that utilise little energy Bluetooth
connection to avail information of value regarding additional promotions and the sales present in
the close stores. This kind of information is availed on the buyer's smartphone and therefore the
seller easily reaches their buyers and offers their products in an engaging experience. This
implies that the introduction of the internet of things allowed for better supervision and logical
2.2 Click and brick services enabled by the use of mobile technology.
their markets have been also made possible due to the use of mobile technology. Given that there
rightfully is more important than it has ever been. In fashion retailing, Click and Collect services
appropriately situated physical stores which allowed customers who purchase online to pick up
the products they have bought at such conveniently situated stores (Ofek, 2019).
Connectivity that is caused by IoT is uncontrollable. People today have a strong desire of
being connected since it makes a lot of activities seem to be easy and fun including shopping for
fashion products and therefore, the convenience associated with the connectivity of IoT makes
connectivity a necessity to the people (I-Transition, 2019). Therefore, the internet of things is
more likely to be installed even in more things in the fashion sector that people use due to the
craving the people have towards it. Since a lot of the experience possessed by the individuals is
grounded on the exterior environment of the individuals today, it is hard for an adult individual
Using mobile technology answers the question the fashion retailers may be having
concerning the consumption of their products. Fashion retailers use the data availed by
consumers on shopping sites regarding their products to know the areas that need improvement
(Brinker, 2018). The retailers also get to know the location of the people that buy their products
3.0 Introduction.
This chapter contains the methods that will be used to obtain the information needed for the
study.
The data collection methods that will be used are the use of secondary data interviewing the
people that use mobile technology to shop for fashion products. Face-to-face interviews will be
done as well as interviewing using the zoom app for the customer that are in far places.
Secondary data will provide information that has already been documented by other researchers.
The samples for the study will be chosen randomly to avoid bias.
Qualitative data will be collected regarding the impact of mobile on the fashion industry.
Qualitative data is the one that is made up of sentences, words, and phrases.
This study will be done with the application of ethical consideration. Each participant for the
interview will know why the study is being done and be assured of security were necessary
before signing the informed consent form. Only participants that voluntarily accept to take part
The obtained data will be evaluated by grouping the information that is similar or related
and comparing them to determine if the objectives are being met. Conclusions will then be drawn
and their cogency confirmation to determine how liable the information is.
conclusions.
Further research should be done to determine the impact of mobile technology on other
businesses besides the fashion retail industry. With the rise of technology today, the way
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