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AI in Supply Chain Management: How Useful Will It Be in 2026?
Matthew Derganc shares perspectives with Inbound Logistics on the utility of AI in supply chain management in 2026.
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The use of business process management, or BPM, has recently shifted with the arrival of new tech, tools, and more. Principal Data Scientist, John Blankenbarker, was featured in “6 Trends Shaping the Future of BPM” in TechTarget discussing why he thinks that the arrival of automated process discovery will be the most significant proponent of BPM.
John outlines his vision for the future of BPM, “Building a coherent process map out of a series of events is complex. It is helpful that most business processes are roughly similar. The most significant differences are in how things are named. I expect to see improvements in machine learning techniques that look for recurring patterns to help harmonize different naming conventions across similar processes. This will make it easier to understand how the process works and how to optimize it.“
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Matthew Derganc shares perspectives with Inbound Logistics on the utility of AI in supply chain management in 2026.
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