GOOGLE IS POISED TO REVOLUTIONIZE CONSUMER RETAIL


The rumors have abounded for more than six months: unconfirmed whispers that Googlewill open up its own major chain of consumer retail stores. The company has dipped its toes into the retail waters with Chromebook-focused kiosks in the U.S. and the U.K. over the past few years, with installations inside larger retailers like Best Buy, Dixons, and Currys.

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A Google Kiosk in the U.K.: Not Yet Reaching Revolutionary Heights

Yet while kiosks - particularly those staffed by Google employees - offer some value in promoting Google's products and services, the company has a much greater opportunity for late 2013 into 2014. Kiosks aren't going to foment a retail revolution. To quote the popular Star Wars geek meme, "these aren't the droids you're looking for."

No, it's time for Google to think big - to go gangbusters. To do something nobody has done as well previously. Why is this imperative?


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