Start-ups apply artificial intelligence to supply chain disruptionsBy Nick Carey / Reuters, LONDONOver the past two years, a series of unexpected events has scrambled global supply chains. By 2025, more than 80 percent of new supply chain applications would use artificial intelligence and data science in some way, tech research firm Gartner Inc said. Supply chain shocks are inevitable, Bisceglie said. “If you have a supply chain issue that could cost you major shareholder value, you’ll have a major responsibility, too,” DeWalt said. “Mapping your supply chain and interconnectivity at the individual part level is the Holy Grail,” Autotech partner Burak Cendek said.
