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Artificial intelligence is dominating conversations in supply chain today. Every software vendor seems to have an AI story, and every executive is being asked about their AI strategy. But amid all the excitement, many organizations are discovering that implementing AI is much harder than simply plugging a large language model into an ERP or supply…

Last Saturday, my wife and I cycled 55 miles. The distance was intentional: 55 miles for my last day being 55 years old. The next day, for my birthday, we spent the day at the beach — the perfect way to rest my sore legs. I’m still relatively young, but the truth is that every…

As the U.S. federal government continues to modernize operations through digital transformation, regulatory enforcement is evolving in step. Fraud detection, global trade compliance, and investigations into sanctions violations are increasingly centered around shared data intelligence and the use of advanced technology to expedite and simplify enforcement activity.  Regulatory agencies, such as the Department of Treasury’s…

For the past several years, the enterprise AI discussion has focused heavily on capability. Can a model forecast more accurately, summarize information, identify an exception, write code, reason through a problem, or operate an agent? Those questions mattered because the technology was new, but they are no longer… The post The Supply Chain Operating Model…

The most important logistics story coming out of Moscow this week may not be the unusual arrival of a U.S. Air Force C-17 carrying CIA Director John Ratcliffe. It may be diesel. Ratcliffe traveled to Moscow on August 25 for meetings with senior Russian intelligence officials as relations between Washington and Moscow remain deeply strained.…