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AI and generative AI are revolutionizing manufacturing…here’s how

CIO Business Intelligence

Manufacturing has been a longstanding pillar of progress for humankind. From the Industrial Revolution over 200 years ago to today, manufacturing has had a profound impact on our lives, made possible by its unrelenting innovation. Supply chain management Manufacturing can benefit from more predictive supply chain management.

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Delays in TSMC’s Arizona plant spark supply chain worries

CIO Business Intelligence

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has said it is unlikely to equip its new US plant in Arizona with its most advanced chip technology ahead of its Taiwan factories, raising concerns about supply-chain hurdles for tech companies. Speaking at a university event in Taiwan, TSMC CEO and Chairman C.C.

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Infor’s Velocity Summit Highlights Multiple Advances and Enhancements

David Menninger's Analyst Perspectives

Verticals and related subverticals include manufacturing, food and beverage, hospitality, healthcare, distribution and retail. The results can be used to uncover the source of bottlenecks, delays, unseen risks and unnecessary workloads that, in turn, allows organizations to institute improvements.

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9 most in-demand IT jobs in manufacturing

CIO Business Intelligence

The manufacturing industry is experiencing its “fourth industrial revolution,” with manufacturers focused on leveraging IT to stay competitive and meet the demand for digital services that can enhance their physical wares. Sensors, AI, and robotics are key Manufacturing 4.0 Sensors, AI, and robotics are key Manufacturing 4.0

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Creating value with generative AI in manufacturing

CIO Business Intelligence

In the face of increased competition, shrinking profit margins, and increasing ESG obligations, manufacturers are looking for ways to make products better, faster, and with less waste. As the manufacturing sector evolves in these and other ways, generative AI tools like Microsoft Copilot will come into their own. Product optimisation.

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Where CIOs should place their 2025 AI bets

CIO Business Intelligence

times compared to 2023 but forecasts lower increases over the next two to five years. CIOs feeling the pressure will likely seek more pragmatic AI applications, platform simplifications, and risk management practices that have short-term benefits while becoming force multipliers to longer-term financial returns.

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Akeneo aims to transform the retail playbook with AI and data consistency

CIO Business Intelligence

According to Retail Doctor Groups latest research , Australian retailers demonstrate a sophisticated understanding of AI applications, particularly in personalisation, demand forecasting, and supply chain optimisation. Without data that is accurate, comprehensive, and adaptable to every customers intent, businesses risk being left behind.

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