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Companies Thinking Too Small About AI

June 12, 2026

2 min read

Key Takeaways

Companies may be focusing on the wrong unit of transformation with AI.
AI's value is clearest when it coordinates decisions across a network.
Supply chain leaders prioritize improving efficiency and productivity.
AI adoption requires reimagining how supply chains operate.

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Strategic Implications

This shift in thinking may indicate that companies are starting to realize the full potential of AI in transforming business outcomes, which could lead to significant changes in how supply chains are designed and operated, and suggests that the focus on AI adoption may be moving beyond individual productivity gains to enterprise-wide transformation.

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What Happened

Rethinking Business Outcomes With Artificial Intelligence

According to Duncan Angove, CEO of Blue Yonder, companies are thinking too small about AI, focusing on replacing individual jobs rather than transforming the entire system, as reported by Newsweek. A recent survey of senior supply chain professionals found that improving efficiency and productivity is the top priority, but AI adoption is often limited to adding another tool to existing workflows rather than reimagining how supply chains operate. This approach may lead to limited results, and companies need to rethink their approach to AI adoption to achieve significant business outcomes.

Source | Originally Published: June 12, 2026

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