Connected stores & smart equipment
Electronic shelf labels, kiosks, sensors and connected equipment. Compare installation, maintenance and store-system integration.
EXPLORE THE OPPORTUNITIES
Specialisms to explore.
Unified commerce & omnichannel
Click & collect, unified ordering and cross-channel availability. Explore coordination of orders, inventory and customer service.
Inventory, RFID & replenishment
RFID inventory, product tracking, replenishment and inventory management. Review information accuracy and practical rollout constraints.
Retail AI, forecasting & customer insight
Demand forecasting, journey analytics and recommendations. Compare required data and applications relevant to store managers.
Customer experience & associate tools
Clienteling, associate catalogues, loyalty and in-store assistance. Identify tools supporting advice and service continuity across channels.
Retail media & digital signage
Screens, retail advertising networks and in-store brand activation. Explore campaign, placement and measurement management.
A PROFESSIONAL ECOSYSTEM
Your expertise. Your business connections.
Who visits?
Retail leaders, chains, franchises, distributors, store managers and omnichannel project managers.
Connect sales channels, improve store operations and enrich customer experience.
Plan my professional visit ↗Who exhibits?
Connected-store equipment providers, retail software vendors, RFID specialists, integrators and retail media solutions.
Show your solution through a business use case. Explain how it is implemented, who it serves and what support you provide.
Prepare my exhibition presence ↗Prepare a concrete demonstration.
ILLUSTRATIVE SCENARIO · NOT A SCHEDULED SESSION
Consistent stock across store and website.
A retailer wants to avoid selling an item online after it has sold in store.
What to test
Simulate two sales of the same item, an in-store collection and a return. Observe updates and behaviour during a network outage.
What to compare
Synchronisation delay, inventory discrepancies, incident recovery and staff usability.
Use fictional or anonymised data when comparing providers. A successful demo should lead to a written scope for your own project.
Present a solution in this sector →Your questions, answered.
Is this a product sourcing sector for stores?
Retail Tech presents technologies, equipment and services for stores and retail networks: omnichannel, inventory, associate tools, customer experience and retail media.
How can we exhibit in this sector?
Introduce your solution, its users and your goals to the sales team. They will explain formats, availability and participation terms.
Let’s move business forward.
2–4 December 2027 · Casablanca, Morocco