Supply Chains & Logistics

The consensus among the participants was that managing the new tariffs requires a lot of work, but having already endured COVID-19 and various armed conflicts worldwide, they regard this as just “another day in the office.” These market leaders will quickly re-optimize their networks, relationships, orders, products, contracts, routes, and prices, mitigating the worst impacts of the tariffs.

A new framework helps leaders orchestrate human and AI agents to accurately forecast product demand.

As companies optimize a wide range of supply chain functions with digital twins, the technology’s immense potential is gaining further recognition.

Research shows that product returns decrease when online shoppers receive orders in a single, consolidated delivery.