Weak AI Governance Slows Supply Chain Digital Progress
June 17, 2025
Just 23% of supply chain organizations have a formal AI strategy in place, according to new survey data from Gartner. While most companies are experimenting
Just 23% of supply chain organizations have a formal AI strategy in place, according to new survey data from Gartner. While most companies are experimenting
Manhattan Associates’ new agentic AI strategy isn’t just a concept—it’s already operational. With intelligent agents now handling dynamic labor assignments and order fulfillment, the company
A wide gap is emerging in how supply chain organizations are adopting generative AI. While 83% of global supply chain leaders are using traditional AI
Amazon plans to spend $10 billion on new data centers in North Carolina, strengthening its foothold in the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI).
AI platforms promise better margins and leaner operations, but their full financial impact often goes unseen. From underestimated ownership costs to overlooked liabilities, the economic
As artificial intelligence gains traction in supply chains, companies are emphasizing its role in supporting, not supplanting, human workers. Companies like Amazon, Walmart, and Toyota
AI can accelerate decisions and boost efficiency, but when there’s no “off” button, even small missteps can cascade into systemic failures. As supply chain automation
As supply chains grow more distributed and demand more dynamic responses, companies are turning to AI-to-AI communication to manage disruptions in real time. By enabling
The 2025 Stanford AI Index shows companies investing in AI for supply chain pricing and analytics are seeing the highest financial returns. As global trade
AI platforms promise faster decision-making, but when escalation pathways erode, human intervention comes too late, or not at all. As supply chains automate, leaders must
Just 23% of supply chain organizations have a formal AI strategy in place, according to new survey data from Gartner. While most companies are experimenting
Manhattan Associates’ new agentic AI strategy isn’t just a concept—it’s already operational. With intelligent agents now handling dynamic labor assignments and order fulfillment, the company
A wide gap is emerging in how supply chain organizations are adopting generative AI. While 83% of global supply chain leaders are using traditional AI
Amazon plans to spend $10 billion on new data centers in North Carolina, strengthening its foothold in the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI).
AI platforms promise better margins and leaner operations, but their full financial impact often goes unseen. From underestimated ownership costs to overlooked liabilities, the economic
As artificial intelligence gains traction in supply chains, companies are emphasizing its role in supporting, not supplanting, human workers. Companies like Amazon, Walmart, and Toyota
AI can accelerate decisions and boost efficiency, but when there’s no “off” button, even small missteps can cascade into systemic failures. As supply chain automation
As supply chains grow more distributed and demand more dynamic responses, companies are turning to AI-to-AI communication to manage disruptions in real time. By enabling
The 2025 Stanford AI Index shows companies investing in AI for supply chain pricing and analytics are seeing the highest financial returns. As global trade
AI platforms promise faster decision-making, but when escalation pathways erode, human intervention comes too late, or not at all. As supply chains automate, leaders must
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