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        Harbert Magazine Issue: Fall 2020

        AI IS IMPORTANT, BUT HUMAN FACTORS MATTER MOST

        Remember what the ‘A’ stands for. New technologies can enhance human decision-making in supply chain firms, but technological control mechanisms and computing power have their limits. The human factor still reigns supreme.