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AI-Powered Supply Chain Sustainability: Transforming Procurement with Robobai

In this episode of the Sustainable Supply Chain podcast, I’m joined by Julian Harris, founder and CEO of Robobai, a supply chain analytics platform. Julian brings his wealth of experience from building tech companies across Europe and Asia, and today, we dive deep into how AI is transforming supply chains, particularly for large, complex organisations. Robobai’s mantra is "Know More, Buy Better", and in this chat, we explore what that really means for businesses looking to manage their procurement more effectively while also staying on top of sustainability goals. Key Takeaways: How AI can provide crucial visibility into a company’s supply base, allowing for better purchasing decisions. Real-world examples of how Robobai is helping major players like Coca-Cola and MasterCard streamline their supplier management. The growing role of AI in reducing carbon emissions, identifying modern slavery risks, and ensuring compliance with ESG regulations. How proactive approaches to supplier diversity can benefit both sustainability and business performance. The increasing importance of legislation in driving sustainable supply chain practices and how companies can stay ahead. If you're a business leader, procurement professional, or just curious about the intersection of AI and supply chain sustainability, you won’t want to miss this episode. Julian shares valuable insights on how to navigate the ever-changing landscape of supply chain management while keeping sustainability at the forefront. Watch, learn, and discover how AI can revolutionise the way your business manages its supply chain. 🔗 Links to resources: Robobai website: https://robobai.com Follow Julian Harris on LinkedIn:   / julianjohnharris   Follow me, Tom Raftery, on LinkedIn:   / tomraftery   Subscribe to the Sustainable Supply Chain podcast for more insights on tech, sustainability, and the future of global supply chains!