Boosting Supply Chain Resilience with AI: A Response to Global Risks

In the era of globalization, commerce appears seamless. However, underlying global supply chains remain delicate, vulnerable to disruptions and external factors.

A glance at the past half-decade reveals several instances that underscore this fragility.

The COVID-19 pandemic, the grounding of the Ever Given in the Suez Canal, and recent cyberattacks on UK supermarkets have all strained supply lines, causing product shortages and price volatilities.

In an attempt to fortify their supply chains, numerous corporations are now embracing artificial intelligence (AI). With the World Economic Forum’s Chief Economist stating that 86% of economists believe businesses should spearhead AI infrastructure implementation, this strategy appears prudent, benefiting companies and consumers worldwide.