Supply Chain Live: The Future of AI in Supply Chain
AI is the future when it comes to both planning and execution within supply chain networks. The organisations ignoring its capabilities and potential uses risk falling behind competitors.
In our function, we are facing technological advancements like never before, as we look to make operations more seamless and more efficient, while also attempting to increase the resilience of our operations in the face of mass global disruption.
Supply chain leaders will be coming together to discuss how our interaction with AI could evolve in the future at Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit. This event, which is happening on 8-9 September at the QEII Centre in Westminster, is hosted by BizClik and Supply Chain Digital.
Don’t miss your chance to join more than 1,000 attendees and over 50 speakers at the event, which will dissect everything AI.
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Predicting AI’s next move
AI might well be the favoured tool when it comes to forecasting for many, but can we forecast what might come next for artificial intelligence? This is exactly what this panel will be discussing.
Among other topics, this group of supply chain leaders will be highlighting predictive analytics and demand forecasting, as well as how intelligent automations can work towards improving efficiency, reducing costs and supporting strategic decision-making.
AI is also set to completely transform the way supply chains handle disruption, with research from Gartner predicting that 60% of these interruptions will be resolved without any human intervention by 2031.
Our focused panel discussion will explore these key crossovers between AI and supply chains in more depth, as we listen to what its capabilities could look like and what it might mean for the future of our operation.
The Future of AI in Supply Chain Panel:
- Date: 9 September
- Time: 14:15-15:00 BST
- Location: Supply Chain Stage
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A look to the future
With technology playing a part in how goods are moved more than ever, organisations will look to utilise the capabilities of AI for more than merely tracking metrics or summarising large amounts of data.
Sustainability is likely to be at the forefront of future minds. With compliance regulations likely to tighten, AI could be used to optimise practical operations, such as altering shipping routes and sourcing material choices.
Future artificial intelligence is likely to be responsible for making these decisions to assist with striking a balance between financial cost, delivery speed and emissions limitation, optimising for circular logistics.
Topics like these will be put on centre stage, with supply chain leaders offering new insights and ideas on how AI will be a driving force when it comes to strategic logistics planning.
Other panel topics attendees can enjoy on the Supply Chain Stage at Supply Chain LIVE: The London Summit include supply chain orchestration, which takes place on 9 September, 10:45-11:30 BST and supply chain management on the same day at 12:15-13:00 BST.