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Use of Artificial Intelligence in Procurement

Use of Artificial Intelligence in Procurement

Possibilities of smart contracting
Andreas H. Glas, Kübra Ates, Michael Eßig
Procurement has the task to supply an organization with required but not self-produced goods. The goods vs. payment exchange with suppliers is laid down in contracts. “Electronic contracts" or “Smart Contracts” represent the logic digitally and thus enhance transparency. This can still evolve. In the future, improved algorithms and artificial intelligence will not only be able to administer contracts, but also to design them. This article presents the status quo of "Smart Contracting", places it in the "Legal Tech" topic and shows how artificial intelligence could be used in procurement.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 39 | 2023 | Edition 1 | Pages 14-18
Logistics Platforms as Drivers for Smart Ecosystems

Logistics Platforms as Drivers for Smart Ecosystems

Supply Chain Visibility as an Initial Step for Transparency and Control of Integrated Real-time Supply Chains
Daniel Roy, Matthias Fellenberg
Markets will change dramatically due to the megatrend platforming [1]. For previously isolated markets, such as Smart Factory, Smart Logistics or Smart Grids, this offers the potential to create interconnected “smart Ecosystems”. Logistics platforms as an instrument of networking are a key driver of this platform economy. In the application for Supply Chain Visibility, logistics platforms promote the transparency and control of logistics chains and thus represent an essential first step towards smart Ecosystems.
Industrie 4.0 Management | Volume 36 | 2020 | Edition 5 | Pages 63-66 | DOI 10.30844/I40M_20-5_S63-66
Intelligent Controlling of Logistics Networks

Intelligent Controlling of Logistics Networks

Frank Straube, Daniel Roy, Jan Reipert
Cyber-Physical Systems and the internet of things change the way we see management, production and even logistics processes. The research project “Smart Logistic Grids” uses a decentralized cloud-based management concept to reduce the risk of disruptions in logistics networks.
Industrie Management | Volume 30 | 2014 | Edition 6 | Pages 39-42