John Galt Solutions, automating supply chain planning to empower business leaders to make better decisions faster, announces that SupplyChainBrain has named John Galt Solutions as a Great Supply Chain Partner in 2021.
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Supply chain companies are adopting machine learning at such a pace, it won’t be long before the process is commonplace. Across the industry, companies are using machine learning to integrate systems, forecast demand, provide real-time visibility on shipments and improve efficiencies in last-mile deliveries, among a host of other uses. According to a report by Gartner, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning was one of the top 2020 trends in the supply chain industry, and one of the top technologies giving companies a leg up over the competition.
Machine learning is a complex technology. In the most basic sense, machine learning is the process of taking an immense amount of data and analyzing it to make smarter decisions. The goal is to save businesses money and generate greater profits, in part by better serving end customers. One example of machine learning in everyday life is image recognition. Facebook uses image recognition to ident