AI-Driven Supply Chain & Logistics: Resilient Operations in Southeast Asia
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The TL;DR: what matters, fast.
- The global AI in logistics market hit US$20.8 billion in 2025 with a 45.6% CAGR; 78% of leaders report improvements after implementing AI.
- Apply a framework: map supply chain → collect data → build predictive models and digital twins → monitor and respond to disruptions.
- Avoid pitfalls like poor data quality, high costs and workforce resistance.
Perfect For
Supply chain directors, logistics managers and operations analysts seeking to increase resilience.
Same-day delivery expectations and complex global networks make AI essential. The logistics market’s rapid growth and success stories like Toyota’s disruption detection illustrate why predictive analytics and digital twins are vital.
Foundations of AI in Supply Chain
Framework for Resilient Operations
Common Mistakes and Challenges
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Prompts
Risk Assessment
Conduct a supply chain risk assessment
You are a supply chain analyst for an electronics company in Thailand. Outline steps to use AI for predicting disruptions due to natural disasters, including data sources and mitigation strategies.Digital Twin
Build a digital twin model
Design a digital twin of a regional logistics network for a Singapore-based manufacturer. List the inputs required and how you would use the model to simulate port closures or demand spikes.Cost Analysis
Evaluate AI investment ROI
Acting as a logistics consultant, evaluate the cost and ROI of implementing an AI-based supply chain platform for a mid-sized Indonesian retailer. Include considerations for data integration and workforce training.Frequently Asked Questions
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