The first wave of enterprise AI has been organized largely around functions. Sales gets an assistant, procurement gets an agent, transportation gets an optimization layer, warehouse operations get orchestration, and finance gets its own analytical tools. That is a sensible way to adopt technology, but it creates a...
Artificial intelligence is usually presented as a technology story. Better models arrive, inference costs decline, applications acquire new capabilities, and companies search for places where AI can automate work. But the more I look at what is happening across supply chain software, warehouse automation, planning,...
Supply chain leaders face a growing mandate to improve operational performance while navigating rising transportation costs, supply chain disruption, customer expectations, and…
For most of modern business history, intelligence has been expensive. A transportation planner has only so many hours in a day. A…
For most of the past decade, the story of artificial intelligence in supply chain management has been relatively straightforward: AI helps people…
In 1986, industrial technology looked very different. Factories were becoming more automated, but they were still dominated by specialized systems built to…
