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Agentic AI and the $706B Returns Dilemma

Today, dashboards flag costly return rates, suspicious refund activity, or locations with abnormal behaviors. The insights are helpful, but typically arrive after the fact.

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Deploying AI to Shed Light on the Murky Depths of Multi-Tier Supply Chains

As AI becomes embedded across supply chain operations, companies need to plan for heightened expectations around transparency and governance.

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Samsung’s Labor Talks Fail as Strike Looms

The breakdown came after two days of marathon negotiations mediated by South Korea’s labor authorities.

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Watch: How Meijer Approaches Emerging Technology

Meijer, the Midwest grocery chain, strives to stay ahead of the curve in charting the progress of artificial intelligence and material handling automation, says domain architect Randy McClary.

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How AI in Logistics Can Both Defend and Endanger

While AI optimizes production and boosts efficiency, its integration also introduces advanced attack vectors, necessitating a shift in IT/OT security strategies.

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A New Report Reveals Why So Many AI Projects Are Failing to Launch in Supply Chains

The sticking point that bedevils just about every new tech implementation is a lack of proper business processes to support the change.

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How AI Is Letting Finance Teams Do More with Less

As organizations look to navigate volatility, labor constraints and growing complexity, AI offers a powerful opportunity to up-level finance and accounting teams.

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Why Today’s Manufacturing Buyers Expect Stronger Supply Chain Partnerships

AI-enhanced partnerships don’t change the principles behind truly collaborative supply chain partnerships, but they do make goals more attainable than ever.

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Watch: Manufacturing Is Entering a New Phase

Sean Stephens, business development exec with Lyngsoe Systems, and Steve Beck, senior sales manager with Zebra Technologies, break down five trends that are disrupting manufacturing and distribution.

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Autonomous Trucks Could Beat Human-Driven Ones on Costs by 2028

The all-in cost per mile for an autonomous truck is expected to drop from an estimated $8.56 in 2025 to $2.03 by 2035.

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Gartner: Why Supply Chains Aren't Ready for an AI Overhaul

Just 17% of CSCO's said that they're using AI to pursue "transformational" redesigns to workflows, while 83% are focusing on using the technology for smaller changes.

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Volvo to Partner with Aurora on New Autonomous Truck Route

The route between Dallas and Oklahoma City will move drayage cargo directly to customer facilities without additional handoffs at freight hubs.

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