Workforce gaps keep supply chain AI stuck in pilot mode

An industry survey found that 83 percent of supply chain leaders view their workforce as unprepared to use artificial intelligence. Most organizations keep the technology confined to planning and analysis instead of autonomous execution. Operations teams now face the task of building basic employee technical skills before giving software wider operational control.

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