AI shifts from planning to execution as manufacturers confront tariff uncertainty
Kinaxis says manufacturers are increasingly relying on AI-powered supply chain orchestration to evaluate tariffs, nearshoring strategies and sourcing decisions.
Kinaxis says manufacturers are increasingly relying on AI-powered supply chain orchestration to evaluate tariffs, nearshoring strategies and sourcing decisions.
In this edition of FreighTech Friday, Loadsure explains the risk of moving goods throughout Europe, and Kinaxis shares a report on shippers that are slow to react to supply chain disruptions.
This week in Borderlands: Mexico’s truckers plan nationwide strike against cargo theft; EV maker Lucid expands its U.S. manufacturing facility; Grainger announces new distribution center near Houston; and supply chain services provider Kinaxis opens Dallas office.
“Building on the RapidResponse platform lets us leverage our innovative planning algorithms to create an application that seamlessly connects supply chain planning and transportation optimization.”