Slowly and surely I am seeing QR codes making their mark in mainstream culture. In a recent article, Mashable suggested that IKEA could benefit from using a QR that would link to a video on how to assemble their furniture. I, myself haven’t purchased a piece of furniture from IKEA, but have heard from others that they can be a bit tricky.
So, the short explanation is that with the QR code scanned with a phone, a video will pop up and walk customers step-by-step through the assembly process. I think this is an excellent opportunity for a brick-and-mortar company like IKEA to leverage technology to improve its customer service. We’ve all seen how difficult those non-text IKEA instructions can be, after all.
If this takes off I can see QR codes taking the place of many things that used to be on paper. The only downfall is that not everyone has the capability to read the code – that’s soon to change, though, given the meteoric rise of smart phones. Take a look at the article and tell me your thoughts.
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