Retail event: Physical Store of the Future
The physical store is not disappearing — it is evolving. Yesterday we hosted Physical Store of the Future, an executive event organized in partnership with Sensormatic Solutions, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
Throughout the event, speakers shared practical perspectives on how retailers can strengthen store performance, reduce shrink, and enhance customer experience by combining physical environments with intelligent technologies.
The opening keynote was delivered by Miha Senčar, CEO of Tenzor, who highlighted why physical stores remain a critical competitive advantage — not despite digitalisation, but because of it.
Stefano Petti, Sensormatic presented the evolution of EAS and introduced the new FLEX platform.
Ana Proença, Sensormatic guided us through the end-to-end RFID journey, demonstrating how improved inventory visibility, operational efficiency and regulatory readiness — including upcoming requirements such as DDP — are shaping the next generation of retail operations.
The event concluded with Alan Merlehan, Solink, who showed through real-world examples how AI-powered video analytics is transforming store operations, delivering value far beyond traditional security use cases.
The discussion continued during a relaxed networking lunch, where participants exchanged experiences and explored how technology can support smarter, more resilient physical stores.
The future of retail is not digital or physical.It is physical stores enhanced by data, intelligence and seamless technology.
Thank you to all speakers and participants for an insightful exchange of ideas.
The opening keynote was delivered by Miha Senčar, CEO of Tenzor, who highlighted why physical stores remain a critical competitive advantage — not despite digitalisation, but because of it.
Stefano Petti, Sensormatic presented the evolution of EAS and introduced the new FLEX platform.
Ana Proença, Sensormatic guided us through the end-to-end RFID journey, demonstrating how improved inventory visibility, operational efficiency and regulatory readiness — including upcoming requirements such as DDP — are shaping the next generation of retail operations.
The event concluded with Alan Merlehan, Solink, who showed through real-world examples how AI-powered video analytics is transforming store operations, delivering value far beyond traditional security use cases.
The discussion continued during a relaxed networking lunch, where participants exchanged experiences and explored how technology can support smarter, more resilient physical stores.
The future of retail is not digital or physical.It is physical stores enhanced by data, intelligence and seamless technology.
Thank you to all speakers and participants for an insightful exchange of ideas.