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In a recent interview for TechCompanyNews.com, Tom Moore, CEO and Founder of ProvisionAi, discussed transportation forecasting and optimization within the supply chain. ProvisionAi’s tools aim to attract the best carriers, maximize OTIF, decrease Scope 3 emissions while reducing transportation costs, and achieve sustainability goals.
ProvisionAi’s flagship offerings, LevelLoad and AutoO2, are designed to enhance transportation scheduling and load building for replenishment, drive customer service excellence, and achieve long-term transportation planning objectives. The patented technology employs a combination of mathematical programming and AI to deliver optimal deployment plans that balance transportation costs, site capacities, and customer service goals. This approach ensures a balanced transportation plan that leverages preferred carriers and maximizes storage space and labor availability across all sites.
ProvisionAi’s ideal client spends at least $2 million on shipping package products. The company addresses critical challenges such as replenishment volatility, inefficiencies in supply planning systems, and poor On-Time-In-Full (OTIF) performance, delivering tangible results, including cost and environmental savings, higher carrier tender acceptance rates, improved OTIF performance, and reduced carbon footprints.
ProvisionAi focuses on sustainability. In 2023, they eliminated 88,000 trucks from the road and have plans to remove 188,000 trucks in 2024. The innovative solutions increase payload efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, contributing to environmental stewardship. Moreover, AutoO2’s 3D load design enhances efficiency, reducing the learning curve, transit damage, and landfill waste.
In conclusion, ProvisionAi is a leading provider of sustainable supply chain solutions that drive efficiency, cost savings, and environmental stewardship for the clients. Advanced technology and innovative approach to transportation forecasting and load building make ProvisionAi a valuable partner for businesses looking to optimize their supply plans.
Read the interview in TechCompanyNews.com