This Month in Supply Chain Technology

Agentic AI spending in supply chain is projected to hit $53B by 2030

Gartner's latest forecast signals a massive shift from simple AI assistants to autonomous agents capable of executing supply chain tasks independently. The industry is moving past pilots — organizations that invested in data foundations early are now scaling AI into daily planning and execution workflows.

project44 acquires LunaPath.ai, doubling down on execution-layer intelligence.

The acquisition of an AI-native logistics automation company marks a broader trend: visibility platforms are evolving into decision-making platforms. Expect more M&A activity as vendors race to embed agentic capabilities directly into freight and logistics execution.

Strait of Hormuz disruption is creating supply chain impact beyond the Covid-era benchmark.

The World Food Programme reports that the ongoing blockage is eclipsing pandemic-level disruption across global trade routes. Operators relying on single-mode shipping strategies are feeling the pressure hardest — modal flexibility is no longer optional.

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