Chicago, Illinois, September, 7, 2026 – Intellias, an AI-enabled product engineering and digital solutions partner, will participate in Retail Club AI Festival, September 22–24 in Huntington Beach, California, as part of the AWS Partner Village.
Retailers continue to face changing demand, supply chain disruption, margin pressure, and growing volumes of complex data. At the event, Intellias experts will explore how predictive forecasting, integrated data, and advanced analytics can support faster, more informed supply chain decisions.
On September 23, Natalie Medved , VP, Global Head of Retail and CPG , Stuart Hogg, Client Director for Retail at Intellias, and Kirill Velikanov, Technology Director at Intellias, will lead the roundtable, “Great Supply Chains Are Led by Experts. Exceptional Ones Equip Them with AI.” They will share practical examples of how retailers can use data and AI to make better and faster decisions in a matter of months by augmenting existing systems. All of which has a dramatic impact on the bottom line along with improving customer satisfaction.
Retail and consumer goods leaders attending the event will also have an opportunity to exchange perspectives on AI adoption and implementation and connect with Intellias specialists:
- Regina Viadro, SVP Global Head of Digital Technology Services
- Natalie Medved, VP, Global Head of Retail and CPG
- Stuart Hogg, Senior Client Director for Retail
- Kirill Velikanov, Technology Director for Retail
- Christina Wharf, Director Partnerships, EMEA
- Nathan Bender, Senior Account Director
- Vena Dawood, Associate Director Partnerships, NA
Also, at Retail Club AI Festival, Intellias will share insights from latest white paper, AI-Powered Retail Forecasting & Predictive Supply Chain. The principles outlined in the white paper are already being applied in real-world retail environments. The company completed a machine-learning forecasting proof of concept in three and a half weeks, with AI forecasts matching or exceeding the accuracy of its existing rules-based system for Rooms To Go, one of the largest furniture retailers in the United States. The subsequent, and ever expanding, solution now provides the retailer’s buying team with daily, explainable recommendations for purchase-order release and inventory allocation, replacing a process that previously required days of manual Excel analysis by senior decision makers.
Retail teams already have a lot of data and expertise. The real challenge is turning both into better decisions, faster. At Retail Club AI Festival, we look forward to sharing practical lessons from our work and discussing where AI can make a real difference in forecasting and day-to-day supply chain decisions.
To learn more about Retail Club AI Festival and the event program, visit the Retail Club AI Festival website.