AI in Supply Chains

Tinglong Dai is the Bernard T. Ferrari Professor of Business at Johns Hopkins University, specializing in human-AI interaction, healthcare analytics, and global supply chains. He developed and teaches the core MBA course “Data Science: Artificial Intelligence” and was named one of Poets & Quants’ Top 40-Under-40 Business School Professors. His work is widely featured in major media outlets and he has spoken at prestigious events including commencements at Carnegie Mellon and Johns Hopkins. Dr. Dai serves as Vice President of Marketing, Communication, and Outreach for INFORMS and holds editorial roles at leading journals. His award-winning research spans top publications in operations and management science.Maxime C. Cohen is a Professor at McGill University, Canada and Scale AI Chair in Data Science for Retail. He directs research at the Bensadoun School of Retail Management and advises companies on AI, pricing, and retail strategy. A former Visiting Professor at Yale and Research Scientist at Google AI, Dr. Cohen has collaborated with major firms including Meta, Uber, and L’Oréal. His research spans operations, data science, and sustainability, earning over 40 awards including Poets & Quants’ Top 40-Under-40 and the MSOM Young Scholar Prize. He also serves as Chief AI Officer at ELNA Medical and Scientific Director of MyOpenCourt.org.

• The Current and Future Impact of AI on Supply Chains.- Managing Supply Chain Risks in the AI Era.- AI in Supply Chain Management: Disruptions and Challenges.- Navigating Supply Chain Dynamics for Sustained AI Growth.- The Invisible Backbone: How Supply Chains Bring AI to Life.- The Supply Chain for AI: An Economic Perspective.- Large Language Models for Supply Chain Decisions.- Decision-Focused AI in Supply Chains.- Coupling Artificial Intelligence and Supply Chain Operations.- AI in Inventory Management: The Disruptive Era of DRL and Beyond.- Reimagining Supply Chain Planning Using Machine Learning: A Roadmap to Agility and Resilience.- Reshaping Supply Chains through AI-Empowered Automation.- Human-AI Collaboration in High-Value Services: Promise and Pitfalls.- Human-AI Enabled Supply Chains.- Retail Labor Scheduling and the Potential Role of AI.- AI-driven Supply Chain Transformation at JD.Com.- AI and Humanitarian Supply Chains.- Artificial Intelligence in Agricultural Supply Chains: Practice and Prospects.- AI May Be Ready for Supply Chains but Are Supply Chains Ready for AI?.- Can AI Really Transform Real-World Supply Chains Anytime Soon.