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Good old paper days. Then little by Phone Number Database little the hood of wehkamp online opens. De Toekomst appears and while the silence in the room continues to thicken, Arnoud and Gijs guide the audience through Phone Number Database wehkamp's data architecture. In diagram form, this shows an impressive jumble of communicating, autonomous microservices. The moment a website visitor buys a shirt, pants or book, data Phone Number Database shoots from table to table. The system is running: shopping cart, newsletter, all top deals at a glance, comparable products, search results. Then another functionality captures all data in a data lake.
In wehkamp's case, that's an entire Phone Number Database ecosystem kept alive by 2.7 million customers and all the data-capturing analysts. It's irony It's ironic that the IT platform on which all this runs is called Kafka . Franz Kafka (1883 – 1924) might have laughed himself too. In The Process the writer has the individual destroyed by the Phone Number Database legal system, in Het Slot by a bureaucratic black box. One hundred years after the man's death, the consumer, along with two million others, is processed into a dashboard by a system Phone Number Database that bears Kafka's own name. When the doorbell rings, the consumer sprints to the front door: completely happy, because the order has been delivered.
There is a change in the dashboard Phone Number Database of wehkamp. Zabka's zAPPka: winning with scarcity The customer app of convenience store chain Żabka is called zAPPka. zAPPka uses personalized flash deals to leverage the FoMo effect. It is not new that consumers are attracted to scarcity. The million-dollar scale to Phone Number Database which (among others) Żabka applies this does. I wonder two things: How good is it for Phone Number Database consumers to receive personalized flash deals? What does it do to the consumer to periodically receive these kinds of flash deals over a longer period of time.