The future of retail may look like b8ta
Recorded on April 9, 2018. b8ta is a new type of brick and mortar retail. Inventing a revenue model they call “retail as service,” b8ta doesn’t rely on sales of a product to make money they get everything they need from the companies themselves. See, smell, touch and play with a product at b8ta and […]
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