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Supply Chain Manager

Industry: Manufacturing

 

Moderate

Reskilling Potential


AI can automate parts of supply planning, inventory monitoring, and data analysis, but has limited capability to fully automate stakeholder collaboration, relationship management, and team development.

 
 

High to Very High

Upskilling Potential


The upskilling potential is high to very high, with AI assisting in data analysis, root cause analysis, and tool usage.


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Task Analysis

DescriptionsPercent TimeAI Automation ScoreAI Augmentation Score
Oversee and coordinate the entire supply chain process, including demand forecasting, supply planning, logistics operations, and inventory management to ensure on-time delivery and customer satisfaction.20%HighHigh to Very High
Partner with key stakeholders, including sales, operations, procurement, finance, and customer service teams, to drive efficiency and achieve business objectives.15%Very Low to LowModerate
Implement effective inventory management strategies to optimize stock levels, reduce excess inventory, and improve working capital. Analyze inventory health and initiate actions to minimize risks.15%High to Very HighVery High
Manage relationships with suppliers and external contract manufacturers, negotiating contracts and ensuring timely delivery of raw materials, packaging, and finished goods.10%LowModerate
Lead continuous improvement initiatives to enhance supply chain performance, reduce costs, and increase agility across the value chain. Develop and enforce standard operating procedures (SOPs) for supply chain processes.10%ModerateHigh to Very High
Participate in the Sales, Inventory, and Operations Planning (SIOP) process, providing analytical support and metrics to align supply plans with demand forecasts and business goals.10%ModerateHigh to Very High
Monitor supply chain metrics, perform data analysis, and prepare reports to track performance, identify trends, and support decision-making.10%HighHigh to Very High
Ensure compliance with environmental, health, and safety regulations. Promote a culture of safety and sustainability within the supply chain operations.5%LowModerate
Develop and maintain a high-performing supply chain team through coaching, training, and performance management.5%Very Low to LowModerate

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