Supply Chain Analytics Pulse Goes Live for a Webinar on Responsible AI
September 2026 | Supply Chain Analytics Pulse
Supply Chain Analytics Pulse will host a live webinar on responsible AI in supply chain and logistics. The session will take place on September 16, 2026, led by AI expert Michael Alf to address the oversight gaps and accountability blind spots shaping AI adoption in the industry.
AI adoption in supply chain and logistics is picking up pace, with tools now automating decisions, flagging anomalies, optimizing routes, and predicting demand. Governance and oversight often struggle to keep pace. Organizations getting the most value from these tools tend to share a clear view of what their AI systems are doing, defined accountability for when something goes wrong, and processes to catch problems before they reach customers or regulators.
Over one hour, AI expert Michael Alf will cover the AI risks most often overlooked in logistics contexts, the accountability gaps behind the most common failure points, and a governance approach that teams without a dedicated AI function can put into practice, along with ways to use AI more confidently in daily operations. The session is designed to be practical and directly applicable the following day.
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The Supply Chain Analytics Pulse is a biweekly written publication that gives supply chain and logistics professionals deep dive analysis on the issues shaping day-to-day decisions, recently covering topics such as carrier selection risk and safety stock behaviour after tariff volatility. Once each quarter, Log-hub opens a live session in its place, inviting AI expert Michael Alf to lead a deeper conversation with its Pulse audience. Questions and themes raised during the webinar carry into future written editions, extending the discussion further into AI applications for supply chain and logistics professionals.
Ritik Luthra, CTO of Log-hub, comments:
AI is already part of daily decision making across supply chain and logistics. The organizations that get real value from it are the ones that also know how to govern it. That is exactly the kind of applied insight we want our Pulse audience to walk away with.
Save your seat for the September 16, at 2PM CEST webinar at registration link and bring your questions for Michael Alf.
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