Supply Chain Blog
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in supply chain right now. Every conference, every vendor pitch, every industry report talks about AI powered forecasting, AI driven optimization, and AI native planning. The hype is real, and so…
The Starbucks Cautionary Tale Starbucks spent nine months and millions of dollars on an AI powered inventory counting system. Then it pulled the plug. The computer vision system, designed to automatically track stock levels across…
The Bangladesh Warning Bangladesh is learning a hard lesson. Vegetables and seasonal fruit exports from the country have fallen sharply over the past five months as airfreight rates nearly doubled. The cause is no longer…
Sustainability in supply chains is entering a new phase. For a decade, the conversation centered on commitments, roadmaps, and pilot programs. These were necessary, but they also created a convenient gap: between what companies announced…
Shortages rarely arrive one at a time. In supply chains, they cluster. When climate, labor, policy, and infrastructure failures converge in the same quarter, the result is not a series of isolated problems. It is…
Supply chain leaders are quietly confronting a new question: do you need to write code to stay relevant? The answer, increasingly, is yes but not the way you think. Agentic coding is not about becoming…