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ModularCx Profiled in The FutureList’s Innovation Memo

The FutureList’s in-depth profile looks at how ModularCx helps retailers bring the confidence of in-store shopping online.

02 Oct 2024 · 4 min read

ModularCx Profiled in The FutureList’s Innovation Memo

The FutureList, a platform that tracks innovators and technology trends across its global community, has published an Innovation Memo on ModularCx featuring our co-founder, Bilal Itani.

Innovation Memos are in-depth profiles of a single company. Each one is prepared in direct consultation with a verified representative and looks at both the technology and the business model behind it, along with ideas for how the company can scale further through The FutureList’s network.

What the memo covers

The profile focuses on how ModularCx makes 3D technology accessible and scalable for businesses of every size. It highlights our suite of 3D e-commerce solutions, built on our proprietary Morpho platform, and the results retailers are after: stronger customer engagement, more confident purchase decisions, and sales growth.

Bilal summed up the mission in the memo’s headline: helping retailers

“merge the immersive, tactile experience of physical stores with the benefits of online shopping.”  Bilal Itani, Co-founder

That idea, that buying online should feel as certain as picking something up in a store, has guided our work from the start.

Where we are today

Today, Modular is an AI innovation company. We build AI products that help businesses in retail, commerce and operations sell and work smarter, and we are expanding across the GCC, including Saudi Arabia. Much of that work grows directly out of the 3D and customer-experience foundations this recognition celebrated.

“From day one, our goal has been to give shoppers online the same confidence they feel in a store. AI lets us take that much further.”  Bilal Itani, Co-founder & CEO, Modular

Read the full piece: The FutureList: Innovation Memo featuring Bilal Itani

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