Automation is powering tomorrow’s supply chains

As businesses begin to focus their efforts on agility, resilience and sustainability as a result of the current supply chain issues, costs and profitability begin to take a backseat. Labour shortages are causing production to move closer to where demand is. That is reducing the need for global-scale supply chains, which are complex and have become environmentally damaging over the years. With a high percentage of jobs now automated, artificial intelligence is gaining traction. Investment specialist, Ashleigh Cowie, is joined in this video by Group Strategic Officer at GXO, Neil Shelton, to...