Preezie Joins Microsoft Innovation Hub at Retail Show Australia 2026

April 29, 2026

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Exhibitor Spotlight: Preezie to Feature in the Microsoft Innovation Hub

at Retail Show Australia 2026

Retail Show Australia 2026 is pleased to announce that Preezie will be featured in the Microsoft Innovation Hub at this year’s event, showcasing its role in the next wave of retail innovation.

Developed as part of our strategic collaboration with Microsoft, the Microsoft Innovation Hub will bring together a curated group of forward-thinking solutions that are helping shape the future of retail. The Hub is designed to highlight how technology is moving beyond theory and into practical, high-impact application across the industry.

As retail continues to evolve, the conversation is increasingly shifting away from experimentation alone and towards solutions that can deliver real, scalable value. Retailers are looking for technologies that not only inspire new ideas, but also improve the way businesses operate, engage customers and respond to changing expectations in live retail environments.

Preezie’s presence within the Microsoft Innovation Hub reflects this important shift. As the industry places greater emphasis on innovation that drives tangible outcomes, solutions like Preezie are helping demonstrate what the future of retail can look like when technology is applied with purpose and practical impact.

By participating in the Hub, Preezie joins a strong line-up of innovators contributing to a broader conversation around the future of customer experience, digital transformation and real-world retail performance. Together, these exhibitors will help bring to life the technologies and ideas that are redefining the sector.

Retail Show Australia 2026 will bring together retailers, solution providers and industry leaders from across the market for three days of connection, discovery and business opportunity at one of the country’s leading retail events.

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