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Best Practices for Monitoring and Managing Assets and Inventory

Analog and manual processes won’t suffice today, and organizations must adopt advanced technologies to effectively monitor and manage assets and inventory as they travel across borders.

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Watch: A.I.: Buzz vs. Reality

Robyn Winner, head of demand generation with Loop, relates some of the misconceptions that surround the application of artificial intelligence to the supply chain.

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AI Agents: A Transformative Guide for Supply Chain Leaders

Supply chain leaders interested in implementing AI agents should start with clearly defined, limited-scope projects addressing specific pain points.

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Watch: Item-Level Traceability: The New Frontier in SC Transparency

Colby Cavanaugh, senior vice president of marketing at Seagull Software, argues that item-level traceability improves operational efficiency, mitigates risk, enhances sustainability and boosts customer satisfaction.

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Protecting Supply Chains from AI-Driven Risks in Manufacturing

AI is embedded deeply in nearly every manufacturing and supply chain operation. Everything from logistics and inventory management to quality assurance and production scheduling relies on smart systems.

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Don’t Fear the Future: AI Adoption in Supply Chain

Even the most sophisticated generative AI system requires human guidance to function reliably and deliver tangible benefits.

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Without Security, AI Innovation Can Cause Supply Chain Shocks

Throughout the supply chain, artificial intelligence promises to transform how organizations plan, produce, move, stock, sell and deliver all types of products, from candy bars to car parts.

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Benchmarking Your Mid-Sized Truck Fleet

Mid-sized fleets cannot afford to rely solely on internal metrics to navigate today's bumpy terrain and heightened competition in the supply chain environment.

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Watch: Are Businesses Ready for Artificial Intelligence Agents?

Georgy Melkonyan, founder and chief executive officer of Arnata, sees great value in artificial intelligence in the supply chain, but building that capability in-house is too difficult for most companies.

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Watch: What Does Warehouse 'Agility' Really Mean?

"Agility" is a favorite buzzword of logistics providers, especially when it comes to warehouse operations. Ken Ramoutar, chief marketing officer of Lucas Systems, explains what the concept really entails.

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Watch: What Can AI Do for Warehouse Maintenance and Operations?

Nick Haase, co-founder of MaintainX, explains why artificial intelligence-driven automation initiatives can fall apart without a strong maintenance and data foundation.

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View from the Fence

Open-source, cloud-based solutions from optimization to robotics — offered à la carte, via subscription — deliver access to cutting-edge technologies as needed, and at relatively low cost.

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