machine learning

After the year we had in 2020, everyone had hoped that 2021 would be the year for supply chains to bounce back and return to normality. This hasn’t quite been…

Manufacturing companies often struggle to keep their customers 100% satisfied: Delayed deliveries or issues with quality are not always easy to put a stop to. At the same time, the…

All Things Supply Chain has been nominated for the 2021 Supply Chain Brief MVP Awards, where we have qualified as finalists in two different categories! Supply Chain Brief brings together…

Robotics efforts from Amazon and Alibaba highlight e-commerce’s automated future Amazon and Alibaba have unveiled robots they have been developing at research facilities, and their plans to test or deploy…

Almost every progress-oriented company wants it right now: artificial intelligence (AI). No, actually everyone wants machine learning, which is almost synonymous for many people. The feeling on the executive floor…

Recently, supply chains in many businesses have become vulnerable due to uncertainties surrounding the current business environment, like impacts such as the pandemic. Typical supply chains must be flexible enough…

I am no stranger to Machine Learning, since I work for an AI company, which last year brought several machine-learning (ML) applications to various industries globally. This doesn’t surprise me…

Nobody expected that a global pandemic would arrive last year and wreak havoc for many industries and their supply chains, as well as many natural disasters across the world. Considering…