AI-Enhanced Supply Chain Visibility in Boosting American Manufacturing Competitiveness
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Supply Chain Visibility, American ManufacturingAbstract
The introduction section of this essay serves as a foundational framework for exploring the impact of AI-enhanced supply chain visibility on American manufacturing competitiveness. It provides an initial understanding of the study's key components, objectives, background, significance, problem statement, and purpose. The significance of AI in supply chain management is underscored by its ability to capitalize on large datasets from various sources, enabling machines to derive unique insights and perform tasks more efficiently than humans [1]. The scalability of AI within modern supply chains is highlighted, emphasizing the untapped potential value due to legacy SCM tools being overstrained by the volume, velocity, and variety of data characterizing modern supply chains.
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