Stanley Adopts AI for Proactive Problem-Solving in Supply Chain

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Stanley 1913, a drinkware manufacturer for PMI Worldwide brand Stanley, is strengthening its supply chain through AI and ML technology that will allow it to quickly get ahead of potential roadblocks. 

Through the technology, Stanley will be able to identify potential challenges and their impact on the supply chain, elevating decision-making to mitigate risks and overcome issues.

Karthik Sivakumar, vice president of supply chain and operations at Stanley 1913, said the company is now able to tap into advanced predictive analytics using machine learning and artificial intelligence to increase supply chain visibility and enable smarter scenario planning. 

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The company is working with end-to-end supply chain company Kinaxis to modernize its systems and introduce increased operational efficiencies. The partnership, said Sivakumar, will keep sustainability in mind, improving end-to-end distribution efficiencies and ensuring the company’s carbon footprint is reduced.