Operations, Technology and Supply Chain Management

For over 40 years, advances in technology have shaped the way supply chains operate. Today, we stand at the edge of an even bigger shift—where AI, data platforms, and real-time connectivity are transforming how goods move across the world. 

Supply chains are no longer built around ownership of every process. Instead, businesses are tapping into connected ecosystems of partners and platforms. This unbundling allows companies to scale quickly, manage volatility, and meet growing customer expectations for speed, visibility, and sustainability. 

The Power of Technology and AI 

Technology is no longer just about digitizing paperwork, it’s about intelligence.
According to McKinsey & Company, organizations that implement AI improve logistics costs by 15%, inventory levels by 35%, and service levels by 65%1. 

With an innovative supply chain management partners and deep expertise, businesses are able to embrace AI to integrate workflows in real-time, anticipate disruption, and optimize decisions faster than ever. 

Using APIs and AI, businesses can integrate workflows in real time, anticipate disruption, and optimize decisions faster than ever, helping to: 

• Predict impacts of tariffs, weather, or geopolitical change. 

• Optimize routes to cut both cost and carbon. 

• Manage inventory and demand with precision. 

This means supply chains can move from reactive firefighting to proactive resilience. 

Embedding Innovation

 At Ligentia, we’re embedding these innovations into everything we do. Our technology and growing use of AI is built to evolve and continually empower our customers to: 

• Save money through smarter planning. 

• Find greener transport lines to support sustainability goals. 

• Increase productivity by removing manual roadblocks. 

• Stay resilient when global events shift overnight. 

We bring together global expertise and local insight, making complex supply chains simpler, more agile, and more effective for our customers. 

Looking Forward 

The future of operations and supply chain management will be defined by integration, intelligence, and agility. We believe technology and AI are not replacing people, but empowering businesses to turn data into action, unlocking efficiency, and creating supply chains that work better for business and for the world.