This award profiles innovative case study-type projects designed to automate, optimize, streamline, and improve the supply chain.

ProvisionAi, the only provider of a patented optimized replenishment transportation scheduling solution, announces being named a winner of a 2023 Top Supply Chain Projects Award from Supply & Demand Chain Executive, the only publication covering the entire global supply chain. These awards profile innovative case study-type projects designed to automate, optimize, streamline, and improve the supply chain. ProvisionAI was chosen to transform the deployment planning process for Kimberly-Clark.

“ProvisionAI is pleased to receive the 2023 Top Supply Chain Project award for its project with Kimberly-Clark, which smooths shipping by creating a daily lane-by-lane network plan for managing shipping volatility,” says Tom Moore, Founder and CEO ProvisionAi.

 “Our LevelLoad solution manages deployment within the capacity limitations of facilities while meeting customer service goals. The results are significant cost savings. Additionally, LevelLoad allows carrier equipment to be booked earlier while waiting until closer to load time to determine what should be shipped. The result is more success in filling orders – right products to the right location at the right time all while reducing cost and carbon.”

ProvisionAi is used for transportation planning, optimization, early tendering, and load leveling, which helps get freight to customers earlier while lowering transportation spend and increasing service within the network. ProvisionAI creates a transportation replenishment schedule considering capacity constraints that allow early tendering and smooths out the movements across the network. ProvisionAI includes an optimized load-building function. The load builder and 3-D load diagram part of LevelLoad optimally determines what goes on each load and builds the loads so that the greatest number of pallets will fit on the truck and the trucks are fuller. This creates a lot more volume of product in fewer trucks.

Go to Supply & Demand Chain Executive to view the Top Supply Chain Projects winners list.