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Summerween, anyone? Walmart and Mars use AI to prepare candy and costumes for an early Halloween rush (opens the original)
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A series exploring the companies, leaders, and workers who are at the forefront of the AI supply-chain revolution. Fall has just begun, but for companies in the Halloween candy and costume business, spooky season kicked off this summer. At Mars — the maker of candies like M&Ms, Twix, and Skittles — they've found that consumers want to maximize their Halloween festivities, Ramesh Kollepara, the SVP and global chief technology officer of the company's snacking division, told Business Insider. They
In supply chain cyberattacks, AI is being used to fight AI (opens the original)
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A series exploring the companies, leaders, and workers who are at the forefront of the AI supply-chain revolution. In mid-August, Uber Freight revealed a cybersecurity incident involving unauthorized access to a portion of its systems and data. Days prior, Ceva Logistics, a subsidiary of CMA CGM, reported a data breach that affected numerous companies and leaked their customers' personal information. Weeks before that, Coca-Cola's dairy brand Fairlife was hit by a ransomware attack, prompting th
Amid warehouse staffing shortages, Meta glasses help visually impaired workers get the job done (opens the original)
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A series exploring the companies, leaders, and workers who are at the forefront of the AI supply-chain revolution. The warehousing business is booming as e-commerce sales climb, but many of these sprawling facilities face a challenge after their walls are erected: staffing shortages. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' most recent data, 392,000 jobs were open in the warehousing and transportation industries in June, up by 87,000 from a year earlier. High demand from e-commerce, more so
US ports are quietly testing AI despite cybersecurity and logistics challenges (opens the original)
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A series exploring the companies, leaders, and workers who are at the forefront of the AI supply-chain revolution. At the Port of New Orleans, a cargo ship docks. On board are power transformers, wind turbine components, and industrial generators used to construct data centers in the US. Moving these unwieldy pieces of equipment inland from the port is a massive logistical undertaking: The cargo is often too heavy to travel by road, and dimensions must be considered to ensure the parts will fit
H&M, Gap, and more turn to AI to navigate supply chains amid new regulations (opens the original)
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A series exploring the companies, leaders, and workers who are at the forefront of the AI supply-chain revolution. As the US and Europe tighten their supply chain regulations, apparel retailers face an urgent task: map and trace the many layers of their supply chains to gain full visibility into what's happening — not only at their direct suppliers, but also at their suppliers' suppliers. Extended producer responsibility in the US and digital product passports in Europe — both of which are being
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