Sustainable Supply Chain Using AI And ML For Inventory Planning - A Chat With Flowlity CEO Jean-Baptiste Clouard
With all the disruptions to supply chains these days, inventory management is very much top-of-mind for supply chain professionals. Too much inventory is wasteful, too little risks stock-outs and missed sales.
Enter Flowlity - a French start-up helping companies better manage inventory planning using AI.
To learn more I invited their co-founder, and CEO Jean-Baptiste Clouard to come on the podcast to tell me all about it.
I learned loads, I hope you do too...
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