The wider adoption of digital tools brings a new layer of complexity across the supply chain and the LSPs supporting it
Ed Stachowski, director of data science and machine learning at Ford, said his Supply Chain Analytics department is getting more requests for machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) applications…
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