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icac 发表于 2019-2-20 11:51 
人力成本越高，以后越容易被高科技取代
例如厨师，中国请一个厨师5000-8000/月
你把成本想简单的了吧?
给你一个参考吧..
都会有机会成本在里面..有得必有失..不是每个老板都能承受的起换机器人的..
The economics of self-service checkouts
https://insidefmcg.com.au/2017/0 ... -service-checkouts/
But from a business perspective, moving from “staffed” checkouts to self-serve machines isn’t cheap. A typical setup costs around US$125,000. On top of that there are the costs of integrating the machines into the technology already in place – the software and other systems used to track inventory and sales, and the ongoing costs – to cover breakdowns and maintenance.
But the biggest direct cost to retailers of adopting self-service checkouts is theft. Retail crime in Australia costs the industry over A$4.5 billion each year.
There is reason to believe that rates of theft are higher on self-service machines than regular checkouts. A study of 1 million transactions in the United Kingdom found losses incurred through self-service technology payment systems totalled 3.97% of stock, compared to just 1.47% otherwise. Research shows that one of the drivers of this discrepancy is that everyday customers – those who would not normally steal by any other means – disproportionately steal at self checkouts.
Studies also show that having a human presence around – in this case employees in the self-checkout area, increases the perceived risk of being caught, which reduces “consumer deviance”. This is why retailers have been adding staff to monitor customers, absorbing the additional losses, or passing them on to customers in an “honesty tax” |
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解读My School V1.0 (2010-1-31) patrickzhu 
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发表于 2019-2-19 17:05
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