Artificial Intelligence

Listen in as ALOM’s Brandon Marugg discusses the rise of AI and its potential in the supply chain.

As we look ahead to 2024 and beyond, there are numerous advances that have the potential to drive further improvements in all aspects of supply chain management.

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In today's business landscape, logistics teams confront immense obstacles. The dynamic nature of demand, together with the omni-channel fulfillment, have caused a surge in small-sized orders and persistent unpredictability.

Optimizing the distribution of CPG products is challenging. Advanced technology from Blue Yonder can help.

Improving efficiency and customer satisfaction

Supply chain functions are becoming more closely tied to key corporate financial goals, calling for a strategy that brings critical activities into synchronization.

Although some of the events and trends that shaped the supply chain's position in 2014 still hold sway in 2023, it's apparent that the current challenges facing us represent a pivotal moment for supply chains, and by extension, the entire world.

Detecting and reducing supply chain fraud can be done using artificial intelligence and the existing supply chain systems and the familiar transactions that they produce.

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People often only realize the importance of something when it breaks, right? The supply chain is finally having its zeitgeist moment, and budgets are shifting because it's becoming a top priority.

Blue Yonder's 2023 Supply Chain Executive Survey explored how senior executives across manufacturing, retail, third-party logistics (3PL), transportation and warehousing in the U.S. plan to use technology and AI/ML to tackle supply chain challenges in the year ahead.

Organizations need a better way to manage the growing complexities of supply chain planning--from part shortages and cost pressures to increasingly volatile customer preferences and proliferation of data.

Here are five best practices that have emerged from the experience of the last several years.

Technology is helping companies locate lost inventory and get a handle on inventory management.