Agentic AI in Multi-Tiered Paint Supply Chains: A Case Study on Efficiency and Responsiveness

Authors

  • Raviteja Meda

Keywords:

Agentic AI supply chains, Multi-tiered supply chain optimization, AI-driven supply chain agents, Paint industry logistics automation, Intelligent agents in manufacturing, Decentralized AI supply networks, Supply chain efficiency AI, Responsiveness in paint distribution, Collaborative AI agents supply chain, Real-time decision-making agents, Multi-agent systems logistics, Dynamic supply chain coordination, AI-enhanced procurement systems, Adaptive AI supply chain models, Smart manufacturing agent systems

Abstract

This study examines the transformative potential of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) within multi-tiered paint supply chains,
focusing on optimizing efficiency and responsiveness amid complex operations. Agentic AI systems, characterized by their
autonomy and capacity for dynamic decision-making, offer significant advantages in navigating the intricate relationships and
dependencies typical of multi-tiered supply chains. Their deployment in the paint industry, a domain known for its diverse materials
and logistical challenges, underscores the necessity for innovative approaches in maintaining fluid operations and responsiveness
to market demands.

References

Challa, S. R., Malempati, M., Sriram, H. K., & Dodda, A. (2024). Leveraging Artificial Intelligence for Secure and Efficient Payment

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Published

2024-12-10

How to Cite

Raviteja Meda. (2024). Agentic AI in Multi-Tiered Paint Supply Chains: A Case Study on Efficiency and Responsiveness . Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 33(08), 3994–4015. Retrieved from https://eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/2734

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