The AI-Driven Supply Chain Report 2025 by Aubergine Solutions explores how artificial intelligence is transforming B2B logistics through predictive insights, automation, and adaptive decision-making, enabling organizations to thrive amid systemic disruption.

Why this matters now

Global supply chains are operating in an age of unprecedented volatility from the Red Sea crisis to climate disruptions and regulatory shifts. Traditional, static logistics systems are breaking under pressure.

To stay competitive, organizations must shift from reactive operations to proactive intelligence, using AI to anticipate risks, reroute shipments, and optimize networks in real time. By 2030, AI is projected to unlock $30 billion in value across B2B logistics and manufacturing, redefining how global trade operates.

Key insights

74% of supply chain leaders now identify AI as the top driver of transformation, surpassing ESG and geopolitics.
Companies leveraging AI report up to 40% fewer out-of-stock incidents, 30% reduction in vessel downtime, and millions saved annually through predictive optimization.
AI-driven decision systems move from data visibility to autonomous action, enabling logistics networks that learn, adapt, and self-correct.
Industry pioneers like Maersk, Bosch, and Walmart are proving that intelligent automation isn’t just operationally efficient but redefining business models.

Transformation in action

From AI-led demand forecasting and risk simulation with digital twins to real-time control towers and autonomous logistics, organizations are building supply chains that think, act, and evolve with every data point.

AI isn’t just improving accuracy, it’s powering a shift from cost efficiency to strategic foresight.

Responsible and sustainable AI

The report also emphasizes compliance, ethics, and sustainability as inseparable from innovation.

AI is enabling compliance by design, explainable decision-making, and ESG stewardship across supply chains, turning transparency into a competitive advantage.

“AI for efficiency — that’s where the real transformation lies.”
^{— Jeremy Desel, Director of Communications & Marketing, Bot Auto}

The road ahead

The future of B2B logistics is AI-native, not digital.

Organizations that integrate predictive intelligence, human-AI collaboration, and composable architectures will define the next generation of global trade.

The rest will be left managing yesterday’s systems in tomorrow’s economy.

AI-driven supply chain are the future of B2B logistics

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Authors

Sarvottam Kulkarni

Strategy and Innovation

As the Lead of Strategy and Innovation, Sarvottam drives Aubergine’s vision by setting direction, unifying the organization, and transforming business strategy into operational excellence. With expertise in strategic thinking, service and system design, organizational design, and growth strategies, he brings a wealth of experience from hands-on type design to leading cross-functional teams at global agencies serving Fortune 250 clients. Sarvottam thrives on cross-functional collaboration, team building, and fostering synergy through workshops. Outside of work, he enjoys reading, teaching, and immersing himself in Indian classical music.

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Avantika Mishra

Content Writer

A content marketer who is passionate about technology’s role in driving positive change. With experience across industries like EdTech and SaaS, Avantika has spent the last decade working with startups and growth-stage companies, shaping scaling brands through content. Her work explores the intersection of technology, anthropology, and psychology, unraveling how innovation influences behavior and how businesses can leverage it for meaningful impact.

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