Gartner research reveals the biggest supply chain tech trends of 2025
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“This year’s trends highlight the transformative potential of connectivity and intelligence in supply chains,” said Christian Titze, VP Analyst and Chief of Research in Gartner’s Supply Chain practice. “By evaluating and integrating advanced technologies like agentic AI and intelligent simulation, organizations can achieve specific goals, foster innovation, and achieve long-term competitive advantage.”
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