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Where Should AI Be Implemented in Supply Chain?

EPISODE · Mar 11, 2022 · 22 MIN

Where Should AI Be Implemented in Supply Chain?

from Rethinking Supply Chain · host Venzee

In this all-new episode, John Abrams continues his conversation with Erik Severinghaus, EVP of Strategy and Business Development at Conexiom. John and Erik share their thoughts on the limitations of AI-based tech, which currently functions best when implemented for specific situations with clearly-defined targets. However, they also discuss the need for companies to re-evaluate their processes to determine how automation can best work for them and their own individual goals.

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