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In this episode of Keeping Commerce Weird, Travis Hess hits the streets of NYC, literally, from the Commerce Cab during NRF 2026. Joined by Dave Brown from Accenture Song, the conversation covers what retailers are really talking about coming out of Retail’s Big Show, why AI has officially moved from buzzword to business mandate, and what the newly announced Commerce + Accenture partnership signals for the year ahead. Tune in for an open conversation about innovation, collaboration, and navigating what’s next — recorded in traffic, as intended.
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