In the face of product shortages, AI can provide solutions to the risks weighing on logistics and production.
Supply disruption. The term has entered the daily life of the French, while the war in Ukraine and the confinements in China lead to shortages of products. Electronic components or sunflower oil are far from the only ones concerned. In either case, the absence of an element, however small, blocks an entire supply chain. A 2-euro chip is missing, and the production of a car manufacturer stops. Without oil, many cooked dishes disappear from the shelves. Faced with these new challenges, alternative solutions are being put in place. It is not only a question of replacing sunflower with rapeseed, but of betting on the technologies of the future to provide sustainable answers to the industry.
«An optimization of logistics generates time savings and a reduction in the consumption of raw materials», summarizes Frédéric Laluyaux, CEO of Area Technology. In times of strain on supplies, the management…
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