According to Supply Chain Brain, artificial intelligence can improve the supply chain’s overall operations and reduce costs.

Over the past decade, the use of artificial intelligence in supply chains has increased dramatically. AI is being used to improve the efficiency of overall operations, reduce costs and increase customer satisfaction. 

Automation is the key to a robust supply chain, reports Supply & Demand Executive. 

As supply chain disruptions continue to persist and consumers become ever-more used to two-day delivery, supply chain managers are looking for ways to improve efficiency and meet customer needs. 

Machine learning has a place in supply chain management, reports Supply Chain Management Review.

The machine learning market is growing in leaps and bounds, and experts project continued growth.