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AIn’t It Interesting – From Capability to Control Over the past 12-24 months, AI has moved from demo rooms to boardrooms. In recent conversations with enterprise leaders across industries, I am noticing subtle & imp…

AIn’t it interesting – Scaling is the Story I mentioned how the conversations are shifting from ‘Capability to Control’. This shift is visible especially during ‘Pilot to Scale’ phase. AI PilotAI pilots work…

AIn’t it interesting – The Data Reality In my previous posts, I touched upon how enterprise AI conversations seems to be shifting, from capability to control, and from pilots to the realities of scaling. As…

AIn’t it interesting – Context is the missing layer I have shared a few themes that are emerging in enterprise AI conversations. Now let’s peel the onion one more layer, Context is another theme that…

AIn’t it interesting – Economics of AI As organizations start thinking about broader adoption, another theme quickly comes into focus is Economics of AI. In the early stages of AI experimentation, the cost conversat…

AIn’t it interesting – AI on the Supply Chain Frontline Over the last few posts, I’ve been reflecting on themes emerging in enterprise AI conversations, the shift from capability to control, the realities of scali…

AIn’t it interesting – Signal problem in Supply Chains In my last post, I briefly touched upon how Supply Chains are essentially System of Signals…demand signals, inventory signals etc. Peel that thought one layer…

AIn’t it interesting – Forecast isn’ the decision In my last couple of posts, I have been unpacking how supply chains operate as System of Signals, and how much effort goes into interpreting those signals…

AIn’t it interesting – Inventory isn’t just a number! In my last post of this series, I touched upon how forecasting is just the starting point, and how the real impact comes from the decisions…

AIn’t it interesting – Signals are already there !! In my last few posts of this series, I have been exploring how supply chains operate as System of Signals, and how significant effort goes into…

AIn’t it interesting – when an order spike travels the supply chain In my last post, I discussed about signal already exist across supply chain systems, it is all about connecting the dots to get…

AIn’t it interesting – when a logistics delay isn’t just a delay So far, I have been unpacking how signals move across demand, inventory, and planning. Let’s shift our focus to another part of the…

AIn’t it interesting – Decisions are still human (for now!) Over the last few posts, I have been discussing how signals navigate across the supply chain, and how AI can help connect & interpret these…

AIn’t it interesting – From Data to Decisions In my last few posts, I explored how supply chains operate as signals , and despite having good data and systems, outcomes still feel reactive Stepping back,…

AIn’t it interesting – How the AI Layer works? In my last post, I mentioned that AI doesn’t have to replace existing supply chain systems, it can sit on top. What does that look like…

AIn’t it interesting – Supply Chains are becoming Exception-driven In my last few posts, I have been exploring how signals move across supply chains, and how AI layer can connect data, build context and support…

AIn’t it interesting – Control Towers don’t make decisions (Yet) Let’s talk about Control Towers. Most enterprises have implemented control tower, and at first glance, that sounds like a solutiona) Better visibi…

AIn’t it interesting – the missing orchestration layer In my last few posts, I have spoken about signal, decisions, operations driven by exceptions and how control towers are evolving with AI Most supply chains toda…

AIn’t it interesting – what will change? (and what won’t) As AI is disrupting supply chains, a more practical question comes up! What will change? And just as importantly, what won’t change? A) What won’t…

AIn’t it interesting – the advantage in supply chains is shifting For years, organizations have developed supply chains with better systems, tighter processes, greater scale & richer data! Those capabilities mattere…

From Selection to Implementation: A Guide to Pick the Right WMS and TMS for Your Business Selecting the right Warehouse Management System (WMS) and Transportation Management System (TMS) is essential for organizations a…

Introduction Looking at the MLOps stacks from companies like Netflix, Twitter, etc., can be intimidating, and the thought ‘This isn’t for me’ often comes to mind. This blog is an attempt to understand MLOps from…

Introduction Few industries and technologies have seen the kind of growth and change that AI has experienced in the past months. With the advent of Generative AI, this landscape has made a major shift. Let’s…

Unlocking Transport Logistics Optimization for Inbound and Outbound Supply Chains In today’s rapidly evolving supply chain landscape, transport logistics optimization is a cornerstone for maintaining competitive advan…

Building Resilient Supply Chains: A 2024 Perspective In a world marked by increasing uncertainty, supply chain resilience is no longer a “nice-to-have” but a critical business priority. The COVID-19 pandemic served…