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Artificial intelligence, robotics, and warehouse automation are reshaping eCommerce operations. Walmart’s multibillion-dollar automation effort is providing an important reminder for operators: Technology can improve the operation. It does not eliminate the need for people. Recent reporting on Walmart’s warehouse automation strategy highlights something operations leaders understand well. Tasks that look simple on paper can become significantly more complicated when introduce

Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly embedded in logistics, particularly in the final mile between a distribution network and the customer.

AI is powerful. It’s fast, it’s scalable, and it’s transforming how modern businesses operate.

The gap most brands miss. According to Gartner, just 29 percent of supply chain organizations feel ready for tomorrow’s operating challenges. The rest struggle with bottlenecks, data silos, and manual firefighting supplychain247.com. That gap is not about hustle, it is about the systems (or lack of them) that keep your team aligned from storefront to loading dock. At ScaledRight Consulting we see the same pattern every week: promising DTC and e‑commerce brands stall once ord