Industry starting to reap benefits of AI – but risks grow alongside
2024 is the year organisations will begin deriving business value from AI, according to consultancy ...
After their greatest stress test in living memory, global supply chains are steadily restoring their strength and resuming operations.
Amid a nightmarish pandemic and its resulting complications, ranging from inventory problems to staff shortages, managers are looking for new ways to order their affairs.
To remedy this situation, facilities have increasingly turned to automated machines to remain functional. This solution, however, has had an effect that goes well beyond a temporary fix. Automation has the potential to reimagine how managers organise supply ...
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