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RETAIL EVENT
Agentic Commerce IN PRACTICE
There’s a lot of noise around AI right now. Agentic AI, autonomous agents, self-driving commerce…
Everyone is talking about it, but few feel confident in what it actually means for their business, or where to even begin.
That’s why we’re hosting this afterwork. Join us for an informal evening where we take a step back from the buzz and break down Agentic Commerce in a way that actually makes sense. No overpromises and no pressure to “transform overnight”. Just clear guidance, honest perspectives, and practical ways to move forward. Our goal is to lower the threshold and help you take the right first step based on your reality.
When: April 28, 16:30–19:30 + mingle with drinks and food
Where: Nexer Office, Vasagatan 7, Stockholm
During the evening, we’ll explore:
What makes this event different?
We’re not trying to sell a solution. This evening is about helping you navigate a complex landscape.
You’ll get the chance to:
What you’ll leave with?
– A clearer understanding of where Agentic AI fits into your business
– A practical view on what to prioritise, and what to ignore
– Concrete next steps you can act on
All in a relaxed afterwork setting with drinks, good conversations, and a mix of business and tech perspectives.
Whether you’re just starting to explore AI or already experimenting, this is an evening that will help you make things simpler, clearer, and more actionable. Spots are limited, so make sure to register. We’d love to have you with us!
The event features insights from experts at Nexer, Microsoft, Ebbot AI, Optimizely and Kairos Future, together with perspectives from some of Nexer’s most forward‑thinking retail clients.
We are also happy to welcome Molly Watt as one of the speakers of the event. She is a well-known accessibility advocate and influential keynote speaker who has worked with prominent organizations such as Apple and Spotify. Molly has Usher Syndrome, a rare form of deaf blindness, and knows first-hand how transformative assistive technologies can be.
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