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Nissin Foods USA adopts AI for supply chain upgrade

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Nissin Foods USA adopts AI for supply chain upgrade
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Nissin Foods USA has adopted artificial intelligence (AI) technology in its supply chain, in what the company said “marks a significant step forward” in its digital transformation. Nissin Foods USA uses Blue Yonder, an AI company for supply chain services, for demand and supply planning. Blue Yonder has partnered with Highspring, which describes itself as […] The post Nissin Foods USA adopts AI for supply chain upgrade appeared first on Digital Commerce 360.

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Nissin Foods USA has adopted artificial intelligence (AI) technology in its supply chain, in what the company said “marks a significant step forward” in its digital transformation. Nissin Foods USA uses Blue Yonder, an AI company for supply chain services, for demand and supply planning.

Blue Yonder has partnered with Highspring, which describes itself as a professional services organization focusing in part on managed services. Highspring offers a supply chain-as-a-service feature. The Blue Yonder and Highspring partnership has led the companies to implement what they call Blue Yonder Demand and Supply Planning.

Nissin Foods USA uses that offering, which features both AI and machine learning (ML) technologies. Nissin Foods began in 1958 and is known for inventing the first instant ramen noodle in Japan. It launched “Cup Noodle” in Japan in 1971, and then debuted as “Cup Noodles” in the U. S. in 1973.

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