Artificial Intelligence continues to dominate supply chain headlines and conversations. Much of the discussion focuses on what AI can do within a company’s four walls, but supply chains are inherently multi-enterprise. How does AI become more valuable when it operates across a Supply Chain Operating Network (SCON) rather than only within a single application or company? That’s the primary question I discussed with Heidi Benko, VP of Product Management and Strategy at Infor, during a recent episode of Talking Logistics.
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The First Half of 2026: What’s Changed, What’s Worked, and What’s Next
The first half of 2026 has been anything but predictable. Tariffs, geopolitical tensions, AI advancements, changing transportation market conditions, and other developments have created new challenges — and new opportunities — for supply chain organizations. As we reach the midpoint of the year, we’d like to understand what has had the greatest impact on your organization, what has surprised you, where you’ve made the most progress, and what priorities will shape the months ahead.
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AI in Supply Chain: Why Data and Context Matter
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