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Report GEP-The Supply Chain AI Readiness Report

The Supply Chain AI Readiness Report

150%+ productivity gains. Millions of autonomous tasks. Full auditability. That’s what 5% of procurement organizations are delivering with AI right now. They didn’t get there with better tools. They got there by making procurement AI-ready first. Processes rebuilt. Governance aligned to enterprise value, not just cost savings. Workforce transformed. Investment logic structured. All before deployment. Six dimensions separate AI-ready procurement from the rest. The research maps all six, with frameworks and a clear path to close the gap.

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This Report Covers:

  • Scaled organizations are far more likely to have a formal AI steering committee — a third of those without one have no systematic view of opportunities at all

  • Data discipline is decisive: scaled organizations invest heavily in automated cleaning, real-time dashboards, and digital audit trails

  • The hardest use cases to scale share a root cause that's human, not technical

  • Even the Performance Elite have gaps in talent and stakeholder readiness — the next competitive advantage will be workforce-driven

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