New Trends in the Use of Artificial Intelligence for the Industry 4.0 2020
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Big Data Analytics and Its Applications in Supply Chain Management

Abstract: In today's competitive marketplace, development of information technology, rising customer expectations, economic globalization, and the other modern competitive priorities have forced organizations to change. Therefore, competition among enterprises is replaced by competition among enterprises and their supply chains. In current competitive environment, supply chain professionals are struggling in handling the huge data in order to reach integrated, efficient, effective, and agile supply chain. Hence, explosi… Show more

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“…Among the retail industry's matters contributing to supply chain shortcomings is adopting traditional methods of planning and procuring goods. According to research by the consulting giant McKinsey & Co., only 31% of retailers consider that they have adequate skills to help them manage disruptive supply chain situations (Darvazeh et al, 2020). This lack of flexibility in the supply chain is directed to stockouts, overstocking, and loss of sales, which mainly hit those companies that follow the just-in-time inventory model.…”
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“…Among the retail industry's matters contributing to supply chain shortcomings is adopting traditional methods of planning and procuring goods. According to research by the consulting giant McKinsey & Co., only 31% of retailers consider that they have adequate skills to help them manage disruptive supply chain situations (Darvazeh et al, 2020). This lack of flexibility in the supply chain is directed to stockouts, overstocking, and loss of sales, which mainly hit those companies that follow the just-in-time inventory model.…”
Section: Examples Of Industries or Companies Struggling With Outdated...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, businesses behind the curve and needing to adapt to new trends stand a chance of getting stuck and losing a competitive edge (Modgil et al, 2022). In a report, IBM suggests that companies that fully experience data analytics are 2.2 times more likely to beat their peers in increased profitability (Darvazeh et al, 2020).…”
Section: Analysis Of the Potential Long-term Consequences Of Maintain...mentioning
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“…The use of AI and sensor technology provides revolutionary solutions ( Table 2 ) for streamlining operations in the livestock supply chain, from counting and tracking animals to predicting and optimizing the logistical routes [ 27 , 28 ]. RFID technology offers transformative potential in the field of automated cattle counting, a critical factor in disease control, inventory management, animal movement tracking, productivity enhancement, and livestock enterprise profitability [ 27 , 29 , 30 ]. Moreover, sensor technologies and AI algorithms, through real-time monitoring and predictive analytics, provide vital insights into every stage of the supply chain.…”
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“…It also includes supplier relationship management or customer relationship management. Supplier relationship management involves establishing discipline in strategic planning and managing all interactions with organizations' suppliers [26].…”
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confidence: 99%