Is artificial intelligence the technology that will finally make humans obsolete?

Artificial intelligence has a valuable role to play in optimizing delivery networks around the globe, says Niklas Hedin, chief executive officer of Centiro.

Kinaxis highlighted four new product innovations during the first day of its annual customer community conference, Kinexions, which began June 20.

In Singapore, the German industrial conglomerate will reportedly spend €200 million to build a facility that will produce factory automation devices to meet rising Asian demands.

The current state of artificial intelligence in supply chain management is that it’s mostly just a box to check, says Jeff Alpern, vice president of product at Noodle.ai.

Machine learning, a subset of artificial intelligence, is a game-changer that allows businesses to transcend outdated methods and transform the way they operate.

Artificial intelligence is enhancing the operations of retailers and consumer goods manufacturers, says Sivakumar Lakshmanan, chief executive officer of Antuit.AI, a Zebra Technologies company.

The annual freight contracting and bid process leaves few guarantees and little assurance in the volatile trucking market. New AI-based solutions are looking to fix this.

Pitaya.AI will be able to address stealing by preventing theft at cashier-assisted and self-checkout lanes often found in retail stores.