Diebold Nixdorf to Showcase Future Checkout Solutions at Retail Show Australia 2026

August 13, 2026

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For retail businesses managing imports, inventory movements, and supplier networks, freight can quickly become a source of operational complexity. Delayed updates, fragmented documentation, and repeated communication between teams can affect planning, stock availability, and day-to-day decision-making.

Key solution areas include:

  • RFID and smart tagging solutions for improved inventory accuracy 
  • Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems for retail loss prevention 
  • Advanced security technologies to support safer store environments 
  • Inventory visibility and tracking solutions to enable smarter operations 

Diebold Nixdorf to Showcase Future Checkout Solutions at Retail Show Australia 2026

Checkout remains one of the most important touchpoints in the retail journey — where customer experience, operational efficiency, and store performance come together.


As retailers look to reduce queues, support store teams, and give shoppers greater control, the future of checkout is moving beyond a single transaction point. Self-service, flexible checkout models, and intelligent technologies are becoming increasingly important parts of modern store operations.


At Retail Show Australia 2026, Diebold Nixdorf will be featured in the Future Store Zone, showcasing solutions that address the challenges retailers are already navigating, including self-service checkout, flexible payment experiences, and visual AI technologies designed to support store operations.


Kristie Longhurst, Managing Director ANZ at Diebold Nixdorf, will also join the RSA 2026 speaker program, sharing insights on the future of checkout and how technology can help retailers create more efficient, customer-focused store environments.


For retail teams, this is an opportunity to explore practical approaches to checkout transformation — reducing friction, improving staff utilisation, and creating checkout experiences that better fit the needs of different store formats.

Discover the future of checkout and connected store technology at Retail Show Australia 2026.

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