Auto chip manufacturers consider adding artificial intelligence to their supply chain to prevent future chip shortages, reports Fierce Electronics.

The continuing auto chip shortage has caused automakers to shut assembly lines temporarily around the globe, including General Motors and Ford recently. 

New research from Orange Business Services found that the supply chains in 40% of multinational corporations were unable to cope with the crisis created by the pandemic. The survey of 320 enterprises, focusing on the manufacturing, transport and logistics sectors, revealed that the global crisis has dramatically changed attitudes to risk.

According to Biz Women, Neiman Marcus is making a significant investment in supply chain technology. 

Neiman Marcus Group said it will invest $85 million in supply chain innovation and technology in an effort to become “the preeminent luxury customer platform.”