Remove Data Remove Knowledge Base Remove Production
article thumbnail

Unlocking Supply Chain Potential with AI Agents and Multi-Agent Workflows

Logistics Viewpoints

Understanding AI Agents At its core, an AI Agent is a reasoning engine capable of understanding context, planning workflows, connecting to external tools and data, and executing actions to achieve a defined goal. Integrate with External Tools and Data: AI Agents can augment their inherent language model capabilities with APIs and tools (e.g.,

article thumbnail

Understanding Matrices in Supply Chain

Log-hub

They help businesses organize and analyze data, leading to better decision-making and improved efficiency. In supply chain management, it can represent complex data sets, such as transportation costs, inventory levels, and supplier relationships. Matrices store historical sales data, allowing analysts to identify trends and patterns.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

Advanced Matrix Applications in Supply Chains

Log-hub

By leveraging these technologies, businesses can optimize operations, reduce costs, and make smarter, data-driven decisions. The Future of Matrix-Based Optimization The Future of Matrix-Based Optimization AI and machine learning (ML) take matrix-based analysis to new heights.

article thumbnail

Log-hub Introduces New Demand Forecasting App and Enhances Existing Supply Chain Apps

Log-hub

By integrating external variables such as holidays, weekends, and promotions, the App enhances historical demand data to accurately reflect real-world influences. Additionally, the app allows for SKU-level customization, adapting forecasting models to the unique characteristics of each product, including lifecycle stages and demand behaviour.

article thumbnail

Understanding Reverse Logistics: Turning Challenges into Opportunities

Log-hub

In the fast-paced and consumer-driven market, logistics is more than just delivering products. At its core, reverse logistics deals with the flow of products moving backwards in the supply chain. This can include product returns, recycling, refurbishment, and warranty recovery. To recover value or ensure proper disposal.

article thumbnail

Optimizing Distribution Networks with the Advanced Center of Gravity App

Log-hub

As supply chains grow more intricate, this app provides a data-driven approach to balancing service levels and operational constraints, enabling businesses to build more efficient and resilient distribution networks. Min/Max Number of Centers Specify a range or an exact number of DCs based on operational constraints. STILL CURIOUS?

article thumbnail

‘Digital Freight Matching’ Isn’t a Product— It’s a Strategic Methodology

Parade

Unfortunately, this reference to ‘digital freight matching’ as a ‘product’ is too simplistic. The goal of a digital freight matching strategy is to reduce touch points to help your freight brokerage improve your key business metrics of productivity, profitability, and engagement— assisting you to move your current and future freight better.

Digital 60