Some of the best partnerships are built outside the meeting room.
We recently joined El Rancho Supermercado for its 2nd Annual Manos y Corazones UNIDOS Charity Golf Tournament in Grapevine, Texas.
In this clip from The Storefront Science Podcast, Rania Atra of Ball’s Food Stores discusses why AI is only as effective as the information retailers provide it. Without accurate data and strong operational foundations, technology alone won’t deliver the right answers.
In this clip from The Storefront Science Podcast, Bahareh Ghazinoori from YOOBIC explains why a connected retail environment requires a true bridge between every level of the organization, so employees know what to do, when to do it, and how they can best serve the customer.
In our new Storefront Science episode, Office Depot’s Alex Powers explains why leaders need to consider the cumulative impact of what they ask stores to do, and how AI can help simplify the work.
Fresh has no room for guesswork.
Logile Fresh Operations brings those decisions together with one AI-powered demand signal that helps retailers adjust production throughout the day, account for labor and shrink, and keep fresh items available from open to close.
What does it take to keep experienced retail employees?
Watch the full Storefront Science episode with Rania Atra to hear more about employee experience, community, labor planning, and how Ball’s Food Stores is embracing technology without losing the human side of retail.
Retail stores are receiving more information than ever, but that doesn’t mean frontline teams know what to do with it.
Watch the full Storefront Science episode to learn more about connecting headquarters and store teams while creating a more effective frontline experience.
In this clip from the latest episode of Storefront Science, Mark Self and Bahareh Ghazinoori from YOOBIC discuss why frontline teams need more than an AI-generated recommendation. They need to understand the reasoning behind it before AI can truly become part of their workflow.
What a fantastic start for Logile Connect EMEA.
A special thank you to our sponsors, Frontline XP, Connors Group, reThink Productivity, YOOBIC, and Scott-Grant for helping make this first event possible.
And a warm thank you to Chris Love for welcoming us to Sixways Stadium!
Join Charlotte Belke of Nucleus Research and Tom Herman of Northgate Market for a practical conversation on what it means to have one shared forecast.
Save your seat and discover what a more connected store can look like: na2.hubs.ly/H08jzD_0
What if the biggest challenge in retail planning isn’t actually the plan itself?
In this clip from Storefront Science, Rory Graham explains why many retailers are really facing a decision-making problem.
Watch the full episode: na2.hubs.ly/H08fT8j0
At Logile Connect 2026, four of our key leaders came together to share the Logile story: where we began, the pivotal moments that shaped our journey, and how our technology has advanced to meet the changing needs of retailers.
That’s a wrap for Logile Connect 2026!
Three days of conversations, new ideas, shared challenges, and plenty of moments that reminded us why bringing the retail community together matters.
The event may be over, but the conversations are just getting started.
As Connect 2026 comes to a close, one thing is clear: the best ideas come from bringing the right people into the same room.
Thank you to everyone who joined us in Scottsdale and helped make our biggest Connect yet such a meaningful one.
Building the future of intelligent retail starts with bringing great people together.
Last week, our team in Bangalore welcomed talented professionals and industry leaders for three days of conversation, connection, and career opportunities at Logile’s Global Innovation Center.
A celebration of culture, community, and the people who make Logile who we are.
The India team came together to celebrate their Independence Day at our Bhubaneswar office.
We’re proud to recognize the traditions and cultures represented across our global team.
SproutsCon is officially underway!
The Logile team is excited to be here connecting with the people who bring fresh retail experiences to life every day. We’re proud to support Sprouts Farmers Market in delivering the fresh experiences shoppers love.
In this clip from the latest episode of The Storefront Science, Rory Graham explores why many retailers continue relying on spreadsheets for workforce and operational planning, and why that approach becomes increasingly difficult to manage as businesses grow.
As labor costs rise and store complexity grows, many operators are forced to make real-time corrections on a chaotic floor.
To discuss these broad ideas, join us for the DFW Store Operations Executive Exchange at the state-of-the-art PGA of America Coaching Center in Frisco.























