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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Supply Chain Management is the use of AI technologies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of supply chain operations. AI can be used to automate processes, optimize inventory levels, and improve customer service. AI can also be used to predict customer demand, identify potential supply chain disruptions, and optimize transportation routes. AI can also be used to improve the accuracy of forecasting and to identify potential cost savings.
AI in Supply Chain Management is becoming increasingly popular as companies look to reduce costs and improve efficiency. AI can be used to automate mundane tasks, such as order processing, and to identify potential cost savings. AI can also be used to improve customer service by providing more accurate and timely information.
Companies in the AI in Supply Chain Management market include IBM, Oracle, SAP, Microsoft, and Amazon. Show Less Read more
