The COVID-19 pandemic has upended supply chains, changing logistics stakeholders’ perspectives on risk within their operations.
Businesses now more than ever are scrambling to gain more visibility into their processes. This visibility is essential as it remains one of the hurdles for businesses to understand their association with stakeholders from both upstream and downstream operations.
Interos, a risk management company, is looking to ease this struggle by using artificial intelligence (AI) to make sense of operations-related data that typically has remained siloed and unused.
“We realized early on that the industry had a big data problem,” said Jennifer Bisceglie, the founder and CEO of Interos. “What Interos does is to help companies visualize their global sub-tier supply chains and help them understand the opportunities and risks there.”
Once companies gain a better understanding of their sub-tier relationships, Interos proceeds to show them their alternatives in the supply chain, improving operational resiliency — a strength sorely missed within the industry as COVID-19 laid siege to global supply chain operations.
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