RFS2026 explores the transformative forces shaping the future of retail operations
Cejay Domo
Set to take place on 18–19 March 2026 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, the Retail Fulfilment Show 2026
Global events have dramatically exposed the fragility of supply chains—from the tariff and trade wars to climate extremes and cyber-attacks. In response, forward-thinking businesses are
Evolving consumer expectations and technological acceleration, digital twins are transforming how supply chains are managed. These virtual replicas of physical assets and processes enable businesses
Global attention has centred on escalating trade tensions—especially Washington’s fresh round of tariffs—and their unsettling impact on the intricate web of technology supply chains. A
A fundamental mismatch undermines global logistics planning: the navigation tools that power consumer apps were built for passengers, not pallets. Google Maps, Apple Maps, and
High-profile cyberattacks targeting Qantas in Australia and M&S, Harrods and Co-op in the UK have revealed hard truths about the vulnerabilities built into modern supply
Blockchain’s primary appeal lies in its ability to create trusted, tamper-proof records shared among multiple stakeholders without the need for intermediaries. This level of transparency
Supply Chain Podcast Episode 6: How AI is revolutionising demand planning and supply chain operations, featuring Alan Gourdie—Co‑Founder and Executive Director of Quantiful. Based in
The retail sector across Australia and New Zealand is undergoing a generational shift. Online shopping is deeply embedded in everyday life, driven by evolving consumer
A supply chain transformation hidden in plain sight The humble barcode, that collection of black lines adorning virtually every consumer product, is about to undergo
Climate change is no longer a distant environmental concern—it’s a business-critical issue. For too long, global supply chains have treated climate-related events as rare, unpredictable
Recent headlines are dominated by American tech firms turning tail on China — but is this a savvy strategic shift or a reckless supply‑chain gamble?
Set to take place on 18–19 March 2026 at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre, the Retail Fulfilment Show 2026
For decades, freight forwarding operated on a simple premise: bigger was better. Major logistics players could afford the sophisticated routing
Consumers are increasingly prioritising sustainability and ethical practices, and supply chain transparency has emerged as a critical factor influencing purchasing
In the evolving landscape of global supply chains, businesses are re-evaluating traditional inventory strategies to enhance resilience and efficiency. The
Supply chain excellence is crucial in shaping customer experience and driving brand loyalty, consumers are looking for brands that align
Fraud in logistics has become a significant concern, with incidents such as cargo theft, double brokering, and document manipulation leading
As artificial intelligence accelerates across industries, nowhere is its dual power to disrupt and uplift more evident than within supply
Australia’s retail and FMCG sectors are navigating a particularly challenging period, driven by cost-of-living pressures, inflation, and shifting consumer behaviours.
Retailers across the globe are grappling with escalating logistics costs driven by higher fuel prices, labour shortages, carrier rate increases,
Many Supply Chain Consultancies employ smart solution engineers, analysts, and technology specialists who live and breathe detail. They’ll spend months
For decades, supply chains have been designed to optimise efficiency, scale, and global reach. Yet as networks have grown larger
As Australian supply chains come under mounting pressure from e-commerce growth, labour constraints and rising operational costs, warehouses are undergoing