An autonomous supply chain refers to a sophisticated ecosystem that leverages cutting-edge technologies and data-driven strategies to create a self-operating and self-optimizing network. A&M Managing Director Manish Saigal and Senior Director Varun Agrawal explain how a country with a diverse and complex supply chain landscape like India can embrace an autonomous supply chain to improve efficiency, responsiveness and overall competitiveness in a rapidly evolving market environment.
This approach integrates various elements, such as real-time data monitoring, predictive analytics, robotics, AI and advanced communication systems, to streamline and enhance every facet of the supply chain process while swiftly adapting to changes in demand, disruptions and market dynamics.
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