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ARTICLE · 16 JULY 2024

Harnessing Generative AI In Supply Chain Management

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As the hype around Generative AI (GenAI) moves into supply chain management, it is critical for business leaders to separate fact from fiction.

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Sudeep Suman
Sudeep Suman
Michael Chiock
Michael Chiock
Steve DuBuc
Steve DuBuc
Marc Iampieri
Marc Iampieri
Hoyoung Pak
Hoyoung Pak
Richeek Maitra
Richeek Maitra
Abhi Goel
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As the hype around Generative AI (GenAI) moves into supply chain management, it is critical for business leaders to separate fact from fiction. AI is not new to supply chain management; many advanced companies have benefited from traditional AI tools and machine learning models in managing transactional work—from invoice processing to shipment tracking to workflow management.

Enter GenAI, the disruptor with the potential to reshape supply chain management by transcending the limitations of traditional AI and machine learning capabilities.

How? By harnessing GenAI's ability to navigate vast amounts of unstructured data, businesses can gain a competitive edge in at least five ways, including:

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