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Strengthening Global Supply Chain Management with AI and Mathematical Insight

· Source: news.uzh.ch

In short

Researchers Nicola Serra and Alessio Figalli have received a CHF 1.7 million BRIDGE Discovery Grant to develop a new approach to supply chain management by combining optimal transport theory with advanced AI methods. Their method uses an ensemble of simplified simulations informed by real data and constrained by optimal transport principles, requiring only limited data to be effective. This approach aims to lower adoption barriers for small and medium-sized enterprises and improve their competitiveness through enhanced adaptive robustness.

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Tags: supply-chain, optimization, simulation, transport, robustness, SME

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