Machine Learning

Across every industry, there’s buzz about artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), automation, optimization engines, and other advanced technologies. But what do these terms mean for the logistics industry? Will self-driving trucks ever be a reality? What exactly is a data cloud? Should we be excited or scared by the possibilities created by today’s rapid technological innovations?

The six advanced technologies outlined in this eBook work together to create a truly digital supply chain for manufacturing. They optimize manufacturing logistics networks to be as seamless as possible, increase collaboration across organizations, and enable both inbound and outbound visibility and control.

Supply chain disruptions continue, but companies are adapting with investments in technology to improve efficiencies.

To establish standards for responsible AI practices, GEP has collaborated with the World Economic Forum and prepared this comprehensive report. The report lays down a customizable framework to help businesses adopt ethical AI technology. It has detailed assessment criteria, supplier questionnaires and insights on how to overlay all of it with strong governance.

Companies are trying all manner of ways to rid themselves of bloated inventories at a time when they typically build inventory for the end-of-year holiday season. How did they find themselves in such a mess?

One of Zebra's recent acquisitions, antuit.ai is taking a new approach to inventory optimization

The pressing need for agile and resilient decision-making has made AI essential for supply chain management; as a result, most executives are no longer asking whether to invest, but where to invest.

Many of today’s modern enterprises are stuck having at least one full-time employee who lives and breathes the central email box, and their job is solely to open every email that comes into the enterprise and try to figure out what exactly the customer might be asking for.

Download this Customer Service Workbook to discover industry tips and best practices for bringing efficiency and profitability to order management while freeing up your Corporate Social Responsibilities.

Entitled Beon, TI said that this new platform gives shippers and carriers a single point of access to access both TI’s and Atlanta-based Nolan Transportation Group’s (NTG) logistics network and services, “from port to porch.”

Supply chain executives should reflect on past challenges to identify potential areas of weakness and continue innovating for the future, with a resilient supply chain top of mind.

Today the lifeblood of business is data. How companies leverage data is what separates leaders from laggards.

Survey from Blue Yonder finds over half of logistics executives plan to implement more sustainable operations across materials sourcing, suppliers, and manufacturing

Making supply chain software smarter with AI has many benefits; lowering costs and risks, provides more operational efficiency, and truly optimizes inventory and warehouse management for any real-world scenario.

The majority of DCs do not use engineered standards to plan, manage and optimize their operations today; machine learning tools can fill this void without adding new burdens on management and engineering teams.