Our founding team of supply chain veterans and ML experts has created one of the most sophisticated suites of optimization tools in the supply chain world. Let us show you.
by Tom Moore on Jun 25, 2018 9:10:00 PM
One of the big challenges in optimizing the supply chain is the sheer mass of data and the time it takes to come up with a better solution. For example, rerouting trucks around a traffic jam without causing congestion somewhere else takes 45 minutes for a relatively small 10,000 vehicles in a city like Beijing. Help may be on its way – quantum computing, which may be readily available in 8 years, can solve the problem in a fraction of a second. While Einstein described quantum as “spooky,” IBM and others are working in this area to get speed breakthroughs.
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Our founding team of supply chain veterans and ML experts has created one of the most sophisticated suites of optimization tools in the supply chain world. Let us show you.
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