Omnistream AI Drives Smarter Retail at Retail Show Australia 2026

May 22, 2026

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New Exhibitor Spotlight: Omnistream at the Microsoft Innovation Hub

Omnistream will be featured in the Microsoft Innovation Hub at Retail Show Australia 2026, showcasing how AI can support smarter retail decisions for both retailers and CPG brands.

The platform offers a range of AI-powered solutions, including dynamic assortment optimization, automated planogram generation, real-time simulation, and closed-loop performance tracking. By providing store-specific recommendations that integrate seamlessly with existing systems, Omnistream helps teams make more informed decisions quickly.

Trusted by global brands such as 7-Eleven Philippines, HEB, Superbarn, and Unilever, Omnistream has delivered measurable results in real-world settings. At 7-Eleven Philippines, its AI-driven approach achieved a 5% overall sales uplift—with 15% growth during the pandemic—along with a 20% reduction in stock days-on-hand and an 18% increase in gross margin.

Attendees at Retail Show Australia 2026 will have the opportunity to see these solutions in action and discover how AI is transforming retail operations from planning to execution.


Catch Omnistream in action at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 22–24 September 2026 and see how AI is shaping smarter retail.

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