LinkedIn·Monday, 10 August 2026·16d ago
I believe the most useful AI conversations in supply chain start with decision quality. Where can AI improve the decisions that teams need…
Scott Barnard
Managing Director at Bluecrux
I believe the most useful AI conversations in supply chain start with decision quality.
Where can AI improve the decisions that teams need to make, and where do the fundamentals matter more?
Bluecrux's new white paper with Supply Chain Now takes a grounded look at that question across four recurring supply chain challenges: system data that no longer reflects operational reality, inventory that is visible but difficult to explain, governance gaps that slow action, and hidden lead time in quality and compliance.
These are not always AI problems. Sometimes the real work starts with process discipline, data governance, and a stronger operating model.
That distinction matters if we want AI to create measurable impact instead of adding another layer of complexity.
Thanks to Supply Chain Now for the mention in their latest newsletter!
Read the newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/g9T3w7dG
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