AI drew enormous attention in 2025 across supply chain operations. Some organizations approached it with caution. Others attempted rapid transformation. The most successful teams focused on smaller, well-defined operational bottlenecks where AI could reduce ambiguity, surface risks sooner, and compress decision cycles. As companies prepare for 2026, a clearer picture emerges of where AI delivered […]
Disruption isn’t new. What has changed is that it is no longer temporary; it is structural, woven into the daily fabric of how companies operate. A single policy change can shift sourcing overnight, while a viral trend can empty store shelves faster than a forecast can catch up. With technology advancing rapidly, the conversation about […]
Supply chains face constant disruptions, from weather events and geopolitical disruptions to labor shortages and capacity issues. These disruptions can be managed by using decision intelligence through AI, machine learning, and simulations to predict outcomes, weigh scenarios, and recommend the best course of action to overcome these disruptions. But what data are these decisions based […]
Download the full white paper – AI in the Supply Chain Supply chain management is undergoing a permanent structural shift. The traditional model, built on disconnected systems, manual workflows, and deterministic rules, is giving way to an intelligent, adaptive framework powered by AI. This transformation is not about one-off automation or smart dashboards. It’s about […]
The AI ecosystem shifted again this week in ways that will influence how supply chains access compute, build intelligent applications, and scale advanced planning models. NVIDIA, Microsoft, and Anthropic announced a set of coordinated agreements that reshape where frontier AI runs and who controls the infrastructure underneath it. While the headlines focus on tech sector […]
Download the full white paper – AI in the Supply Chain Part 8 Implementing AI in the supply chain is not a single technology decision, it’s a long-term architectural shift. It involves laying foundational infrastructure, adopting new protocols, and reshaping organizational processes to support intelligent, autonomous operations at scale. To build a networked AI supply […]
Download the full white paper – AI in the Supply Chain Part 7 While artificial intelligence offers operational advantages to the modern supply chain, its adoption is not without friction. The transition from deterministic software and manual processes to adaptive, autonomous systems introduces a new category of technical, organizational, and strategic risk. Understanding these challenges […]
