Published to clients: August 27, 2025 ID: TBW2059
Published to Readers: August 28, 2025
Published to Email Whispers: TBD
Published Public with Video Edition: TBD
Analyst(s): Dr. Doreen Galli
Photojournalist(s): Dr. Doreen Galli
Abstract:
“This report dives into the evolving role of generative AI in logistics, revealing how it’s reshaping visibility, communication, and adaptability across global supply chains. From forecasting weather impacts to managing labor shortages and customer-driven changes, the research explores both the promise and the limitations of AI. It also introduces a provocative challenge: should supply chains adopt disruption modeling, just as IT uses threat modeling?”
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