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Supply Chain AI: 25 Current Use Cases (and a Handful of Future Ones)

Logistics Viewpoints

In a broad sense, optimization refers to creating plans that help companies achieve service levels and other goals at the lowest cost. ML can also be used to generate labor standards for warehouse workers. Drones use this form of AI to improve inventory accuracy in a warehouse. Autonomous trucks will revolutionize logistics.

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How to Optimize Fulfillment with Unified Data

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Many large organizations have multiple systems for order, warehouse, or transportation management that are barely integrated frequently not at all. Optimizing fulfillment requires a series of steps to get a shipment from its source to the end customer.

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Robotic Process Automation in Supply Chain

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Robotic Process Automation (RPA) refers to process automation that combines process steps with decision models or business rules with little to no human oversight. Compared to RPA implementation in other areas, organizations are more likely to have implemented RPA in Logistics and Warehousing (24 percent).

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Supply Chain Efficiency: A Deep Dive into the Core Drivers

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Supply chain efficiency is the cornerstone of success and involves the effective management of processes, resources, and technologies from procurement to production, transportation to warehousing. Understanding Supply Chain Efficiency Supply chain efficiency refers to maximizing output while minimizing resource input.

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Manhattan Associates Releases a Ground-breaking Supply Chain Planning Solution

Logistics Viewpoints

Manufacturers refer to it as the “shop floor to top floor disconnect.” However, the disconnect can also occur because the supply plan not only lacks sufficient granularity in modeling the constraints that occur in manufacturing, but the model is also not granular enough in its understanding of warehousing and transportation constraints.

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Report From DPW: What’s Next for AI in Supply Chain?

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Koganti urged the procurement audience to look for whats referred to as “foresight function” in planning tools, which is capable of enhancing data analysis, scenario generation and trend identification , allowing for more informed and proactive decision-making, albeit with human oversight.

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Environmental Sustainability in Logistics

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For respondents at the median, 80 percent of total annual packing material consumed comes from recycled or re-used materials and 60 percent comes from renewable sources. For the top performers, however, 90 percent of total annual packing material consumed comes from recycled / re-used materials, and 74 percent comes from renewable sources.