Georgia Tech Supply Chain and Logistics Institute

1. Video · Sep 3, 2026

   If AI Runs the Supply Chain, What Is Left to Manage? (opens the original)

   Excerpt · 75 min · 213 views by Sep 30, 2026

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   AI is rapidly taking on work traditionally performed by people across supply chain, while robotics and physical AI increasingly automate execution. But does that change what we're ultimately trying to build—or how we get there? *Chris Gaffney* and *Zaid Duwayri* start with a thought experiment: what would the ideal supply chain look like? A system that senses, anticipates, synchronizes, responds and learns continuously—while balancing service, cost, cash, growth, resilience and responsibility. T

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2. Video · Jul 8, 2026

   Why Do So Many Automation Projects Fail? (opens the original)

   Excerpt · 59 min · 105 views by Sep 30, 2026

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   Automation in logistics is accelerating faster than ever—but so is the gap between what's promised and what's actually delivered. Systems get sized based on overly optimistic assumptions, hidden dependencies become single points of failure, and technology that shines in a controlled demo often struggles under real-world operating conditions. In this panel session, the Georgia Tech Supply Chain and Logistics Institute teams up with seasoned industry practitioners to dig into the root causes of au

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