Artificial intelligence could upend the automotive parts purchasing process, making it quicker and more efficient for buyers and suppliers still grappling with supply chain shortages.
It's an innovative idea that could speed up procurement, save companies money and reduce the amount of mundane, manual work that goes into purchasing, said Edmund Zagorin, chief strategy officer of Arkestro, a San Francisco provider of predictive procurement software that uses AI to help make parts and material purchasing more efficient.
