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Relying on Data in the Supply Chain When AI Doesn’t Deliver
One of the challenges with using artificial intelligence (AI) in the supply chain industry is that the data isn’t always coming from within your own organization. Supply chain companies rely on many others to gather the necessary information that powers artificial intelligence, and there are times the data is hard to access or in some cases less trustworthy.
On top of that, sometimes the technology itself is unreliable and causes more problems than it helps solve. Here’s a look at what artificial intelligence can do in the supply chain industry, where it can fall short, and how your organization can still succeed even if AI isn’t a part of your infrastructure.
Getting Employees on Board Early Is Key to Business Intelligence Success
The most important aspect of an organization’s transition to analytics is the data itself. If the data is not reliable, nothing else matters. You need to be able to trust that the numbers you are working with are accurate in order to improve the way you do business.
There’s a very close runner-up, though, when it comes to ranking importance. Different companies might have different priorities, but the one that should come in right behind the data is the buy-in from stakeholders. Let’s take a look at why this is so important, and how you can get people on board.