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  9. Gucci collaborates with beauty platform for multimedia fragrance launch
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Automation – Luxury Memo special report

August 16, 2018

Automation may seem antithetical to luxury, but smart brands can integrate it without compromising quality. Image credit: Mandarin Oriental

 

By Danny Parisi

As technology progresses, more of the actions that were normally performed by flesh and blood people are being taken over by machines. The luxury world in particular has taken advantage of the many types of automation to revolutionize everything from manufacturing to marketing.

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