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Journal Article
POTENTIAL INFLUENCE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON THE MANAGERIAL SKILLS OF SUPPLY CHAIN EXECUTIVES
2019
Overview
The aim of this study is to answer the following research question: \"What potential influence can artificial intelligence have on the managerial skills of supply chain executives?\". The research approach is based on three hypotheses relative to the skills of executives in the context of AI adoption and implementation. The findings of the exploratory research confirm the hypotheses. However, the extant data provide a limited perspective on the specific influence of AI on the managerial skills of the supply chain executives. Conclusions state several implications for research. Implications for practice and for major stakeholders within the supply chain are presented. Specific recommendations are made relative to the introduction of a new supply chain discipline focused on AI, in the curricula of the EMBA and MBA programs of business schools. Potential modules, their objectives and main topics are suggested.
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Romanian Society for Quality Assurance
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