AI Talent Demand in Supply Chain Surges 387% Since 2023, Gartner Reports
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Summary
Gartner reports that demand for supply chain roles requiring AI skills has surged 387% from Q1 2023 to Q1 2026, far outpacing overall labor market growth. The research highlights an outsized need for AI talent specifically within supply chain functions, as companies increasingly adopt AI-driven solutions for logistics, demand forecasting, and operations optimization.
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