The supply chain technology market is at a crossroads, with AI fundamentally altering how software is evaluated. The old guard of functional silos is giving way to a new paradigm centered on decision architectures.
The supply chain software market is drowning in a sea of overlapping claims, leaving buyers bewildered. It's not a lack of innovation, but a structural problem with market definition.
Oracle just dropped 12 AI-powered workspaces for supply chains. They'll 'reason, decide, and act' – sounds great, until you remember ERP history.
Chatbots? So last year. Gartner now bets big on AI agents exploding supply chain software spend to $53 billion by 2030. But hold the champagne—reality might crash the party.