When it isn’t the shopper who stays at home
Extreme Digital has installed an online sales and advisory service counter in its store located on Szent István Boulevard since the beginning of the second wave of the pandemic. Customers can use a terminal with a screen, a microphone and web camera to discuss their problems online, with shop assistants for some of whom COVID-19 is a serious health threat. //
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