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Retailers are operating in an environment of sustained margin pressure, cost constraint, and rapidly shifting customer expectations – while AI adoption is moving decisively from experimentation to scaled execution across the enterprise.
Following our Partners’ attendance at NRF APAC 2026 in Singapore, we’re hosting a webinar to share what leading retailers are prioritising right now, and the key themes shaping industry direction.
We’ll explore how organisations are progressing from pilots to scaled AI adoption in practice, alongside the operating model changes, governance frameworks, and investment decisions required to deliver measurable commercial impact.
You’ll gain a clearer view of where retail investment and executive focus is shifting, along with practical examples of how peers are responding.
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Partner and National Head of Retail and Consumer Products
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