Tag: machine learning
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The Pivotal Role of Autonomous AI in Driving Sustainability and Efficiency in Industrial Settings
In the industrial and manufacturing sectors, the rise of Autonomous AI holds great promise for sustainability and efficiency. This technology, able to make independent decisions and tasks, offers potential to optimize operations and conserve resources. Although challenges exist, its adoption could lead to global benefits, aligning with sustainable development goals. Bryan DeBois discusses its real-world…
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AI and Cloud in Supply Chains: Driving Efficiency and Sustainability
The importance of continuous innovation in supply chain management was discussed with Diego Pantoja Navajas, VP and GM for AWS Supply Chain. The conversation emphasised the impact of cloud-native applications, a data-first strategy, prioritising sustainability, and the potential of Generative AI for improved efficiency and reduced costs. The discussed innovations can lead to resilient, responsive,…
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The Role of AI in Making Shipping Safer, Smarter, and More Sustainable
I’m excited to share the latest episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast with you. This week, I had the pleasure of chatting with Ami Daniel, the co-founder and CEO of Windward, a company that provides maritime data and analytics to the supply chain industry. During the episode, Ami shared some fascinating insights into how…
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Simplifying Real-Time Location Tracking with Cloud-Delivered AI for Supply Chain
In this episode of the Digital Supply Chain podcast, I sat down with Adrian Jennings, the Chief Product Officer of Cognosos. Cognosos provides real-time location intelligence solutions for the logistics and healthcare industries. Their aim is to bring the location intelligence technology that is now common in our personal lives to the enterprise level of…
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Here comes the sun… IBM and solar forecasting
For decades now electricity grids have been architected in the same way with large centralised generation facilities pumping out electricity to large numbers of distributed consumers. Generation has been controlled, and predictable. This model is breaking down fast. In the last decade we have seen a massive upsurge in the amount of renewable generation making…
