Development of SRM tools using artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies is rapidly proliferating, but supply chain organizations shouldn’t forget to personally nurture supplier relationships.

Logistics professionals who don’t add themselves to the list of unsung heroes of disaster relief are selling themselves short — and under-estimating the life-changing potential their expertise brings.  

The influence of AI in retail extends far beyond managing panic buying. It's evolving into a fundamental component of supply chain management.

The personalized nature of autologous CGT results in complex manufacturing challenges, driving costs high when transitioning from clinical to commercial scale.

By exploring intermodal transportation options, improving network visibility and advancing sustainability initiatives, the chemical supply chain can transform to meet the moment. 

New technologies provide an opportunity for the supply chain to connect its various silos of operation and increase visibility industry-wide.  

Shippers need to be prepared to continually assess risks to their supply chains, and create concrete strategies to mitigate and overcome these risks.

Shippers should have contingency plans in place, maintain flexibility in their logistics strategies, and regularly assess their carrier partners' financial stability and performance.

By embracing HITL AI freight forwarders reach a new plateau of efficiency, resource optimization, accuracy, and the ability to perform tasks faster and with more precision.