Selective pricing. Surveillance pricing. Personalized pricing. Dynamic pricing. The terms are flying around, but they don't all mean the same thing. A price that changes with demand is one concern; a price that changes because a store knows who is shopping is another. Even the Federal Trade Commission is weighing when companies need to tell customers their personal data helped set a price. Now, retail discount giant Walmart has patented new ways to use technology to help set prices. One system could automatically change markdowns on its website while another could predict demand and recommend prices. For a company that has built its reputation on low prices, the idea of using more data to help set them is bound to get concerned shoppers' attention.
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