Machine learning for smarter supply chain insights

A subfield of artificial intelligence (AI) known as "machine learning" makes judgments and predicts outcomes without the need for programming by using algorithms and analysis to find patterns in massive data sets. As an illustration of its use, the construction of truck pricing prediction models as a result of machine learning's predictive capabilities can aid shippers comprehend for-hire truckload pricing fluctuations with a great deal more accuracy. As a result, shippers are better equipped to bargain for reasonable freight costs.

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