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Resilire Inc. has begun offering “Resilire AI Agent,” a new function that utilizes generative AI, for its supply chain risk management service “Resilire.” Some of the functions are scheduled to be implemented sequentially by around spring 2026.
In recent years, supply chains have been experiencing a series of supply disruptions due to cyberattacks, disasters, and geopolitical risks. The multi-tiered nature of suppliers has led to fragmented data, and analysis has become highly personalized, making it time-consuming to determine how to respond even when risks are identified. Resilire has supported companies’ procurement and production systems by visualizing risk information, but in recent years, there has been an increasing demand for companies to predict future risks and take proactive measures. In response to this situation, Resilire supports rapid and rational decision-making with its “Resilire AI Agent.”
“Resilire AI Agent” is an AI that aims to automate processes from risk analysis to impact assessment and countermeasure proposals by integrating and analyzing supply chain data with external information such as market changes and geopolitical risks.
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This allows decisions that previously took several days to be made in a short time, and as an AI that can respond quickly to situations that are difficult to predict, it supports corporate decision-making.
The AI also analyzes supply chain dependencies and dynamically reports on affected products and recommended countermeasures. It also analyzes and creates scenarios that include potential future risks, such as geopolitical risks and natural disasters.
Resilire aims to evolve the “Resilire AI Agent” to provide comprehensive support, from identifying supply chain risks to making decisions and taking action. By using AI to complement human decision-making and improve adaptability to change, Resilire will contribute to the realization of a more resilient and robust supply chain.
SOURCE: PRTimes
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