Sumit Sharma, co-founder, GoBOLT writes about the challenges in the logistics sector and how artificial intelligence and machine learning could solve them.
The emergence of technologies such as AI (AI), machine learning and blockchain has transformed the chaotic and fragmented logistics market.AI is now following a similar path.
In an increasingly complex and competitive business world, companies that operate global supply chains are under unprecedented pressure to deliver higher service levels at lower costs.
The capabilities of AI are seriously ramping up company efficiencies in the areas of predictive demand and network planning.
These data and figures cannot be easily improved at the source, so algorithms are being used to analyze historical data, identify issues and improve data quality to the level where significant transparency on the business is gained.
Global logistics and supply chain operators manage large fleets of vehicles and networks of facilities worldwide.
Big Data Analytics has opened a treasure trove of opportunities for businesses all around the world.
As we know, our present computing system uses binary numbers 0 and 1.
Google gave a set of calculations to Sycamore, and the processor gave the results in 200 seconds, an astonishing feat considering that the same set of calculations would have taken 10,000 years for the fastest supercomputer in the world.
It will help in identifying underlying patterns and taking faster and better decisions related to water management, traffic management, disposal of municipal services, and in other areas.
The human emotions are measured using a variety of sensors and AI, which include gyros, high-speed video cameras(to detect the facial expressions), Accelerometers, Audio, Heart rate Sensors, Skin conductance Sensors, to name a few.
This presents a massive opportunity for companies providing Big Data as a Service (BDaaS).
According to the new market research report by IndustryArc titled “Big Data Market With Focus On Supply Chain Management: Big Data Usage By Supply Chain Companies (Amazon, IBM, Telogis, Lean logistics, Teradata, SAP); Analysis of Big Data Providers(IBM, HP, Teradata, Oracle, SAP,EMC, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Vmware, Cloudera, Splunk, Hortonworks, Mongo DB, MapR) ; By Geography-Forecast (2018-2023)”, the market will be driven by new channel programs such as E-commerce and social media programs.To access/purchase the full report, click the link below:https://industryarc.com/Report/71/Big-Data-Market-in-Supply-Chain-Management.htmlNorth America will dominate the Big Data Market With Focus On Supply Chain Management:North America will dominate the Big Data Market with focus On Supply Chain Management in coming years.
Latin America will record the highest growth during the forecast period, North America’s growth is due to greater concentration of big data solution providers and the use of analytics in SCM (Supply Chain Management).Selected Regulatory Analysis Done in the Full Report:The capture, storage, and analysis of big data is implemented on a limited scale by supply chain companies for different purposes.
Most of the supply chain companies use more than two systems for management purposes.
Key Players of the Big Data Market With Focus On Supply Chain Management:Apple will dominate the Big Data Market with focus On Supply Chain Management followed by McDonalds and Amazon.
Big Data Market in Food and Beverage Industryhttps://industryarc.com/Report/17922/big-data-market-in-food-beverages-industry.htmlThe Big Data Market With Focus On Supply Chain Management is Segmented as Indicated Below:A.
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