Adexa Supply Chain Planning Blog
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Supply Chain Planning – If Ain’t Real-time Why Bother?
The approach of putting machine learning and/or GenAI and other recent innovations on old technologies and concepts of the past, may look good. But it is simply a whitewash of a technology that is decades old.
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Generative AI and Supply Chain Planning
Gen AI, however, can be used to improve planner productivity but it is not suitable for plan optimization.
Supply Chain Visibility
Not all supply chain systems are the same. There are those that can help the planners, and there are those that need the planner’s help.
Improving Planner Productivity
Systems can learn from planners as to what is important and what is not. Thus, guiding the planners to spend their time on what matters or what the system does not know what needs to be done.
Advanced Planner-Assisted Systems (APAS)
Advanced Planner-Assisted Systems (APAS) plans based on knowing the potential uncertainties, having learned from past planning experiences such as potential issues seen before, and creates a more realistic plan as far into the future as needed or necessary.
Is your Supply Chain T2T or Just E2E?
Supply chains need to be end-to-end. But that is only one dimension of the supply chain. There is more than just connecting horizontally or bi-directionally. We also need to go vertically, i.e. top to toe or toe to top (T2T).
Explanation-Based Supply Chain Planning
Using Generative AI, we are now able to explain, in as much detail as needed, to the user why a certain decision was made. Such interaction with the system can further make the system more intelligent via explanation-based learning.
Plan your Supply Chain with Uncertainty
No matter how good the plan is, there are always surprises and things happen for which we may or may not have accounted for. Thus, we need to plan with uncertainty and then be able to respond when we know with certainty a disruption is coming or has already occurred.
