Bluecrux | Beyond Agent Washing: 5 Supply Chain AI Agents That…

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Scott Barnard

Managing Director Bluecrux NA
Siem Jaspers

Head of Strategic Accounts Axon

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AI agents are getting a lot of attention in supply chain. The harder question is which ones are built to support real decisions, fit into real operating models, and create value beyond the demo.

In this webinar, Bluecrux will revisit the session presented at the Gartner Supply Chain Symposium/Xpo in Orlando and bring the conversation into a digital format. We’ll walk through five supply chain AI agents designed for practical work, with clear roles, clear outputs, and a clear place alongside human judgment.

This session is for supply chain leaders who want a more grounded view of agentic AI. Less hype. More clarity on where these tools can help, what they should own, and what still needs to stay with people.

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The difference between AI hype and practical AI design
How to evaluate AI agents in a supply chain context
Which supply chain decisions are best suited for agent support
How Bluecrux sees the role of AI agents across the value chain
Why trust, governance, and clear outputs matter for adoption
How to turn AI ambition into operational value

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