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Supply chain algorithms used by companies like Walmart and Amazon, which rely on past data to forecast demand, have been completely upended by the pandemic

The data the algorithms use isn't reliable  —  Even during a pandemic, Walmart's supply chain managers have to make sure stores … Tweets: @dancharvey Tweets: Dan fine coffee / @dancharvey : Algorithms, not so good at predictions during a pandemic “The radical changes in people's behavior, transportation, and production during this pandemic mean that the usually predictable ebb and flow is upended.” https://www.theverge.com/...

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  • @dancharvey Dan fine coffee on x
    Algorithms, not so good at predictions during a pandemic “The radical changes in people's behavior, transportation, and production during this pandemic mean that the usually predictable ebb and flow is upended.” https://www.theverge.com/...