Risk Radar: How AI Helps Supply Chains Predict and Mitigate Disruptions
Article from MHI Solutions Magazine
The world of supply chains looks radically different from what it was a few years ago, according to Aadil Kazmi, head of artificial intelligence (AI) at MHI member Infios.
He noted that while software systems built over the past three decades remain resilient, data‑driven optimizers capable of scaling to millions of events per minute, they were never designed to be real‑time, actionable or truly intelligent. “At the core of every scenario is, if something happens, do ‘this, that’ in that order,” Kazmi explained, referring to the rigid, rules‑based logic that underpins traditional systems.
The traditional model of scenario planning requires organizations to build and maintain a workflow for every possible situation—a costly and time‑consuming process to execute, manage and optimize using today’s technology. AI, he said, changes that equation by unlocking the ability to scale the number of scenarios covered both reliably and efficiently…
