project44 Integrates with Snowflake to Enhance AI-Powered Supply Chain Analytics
project44 has integrated its AI supply chain analyst, "Mo," with the Snowflake Data Cloud to provide data-grounded insights for supply chain decision-making.
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project44 has integrated its AI supply chain analyst, "Mo," with the Snowflake Data Cloud to provide data-grounded insights for supply chain decision-making.
project44 announced an integration with Snowflake to advance AI-powered supply chain decision-making through Mo, an AI supply chain analyst. Mo combines project44's logistics intelligence and 1 trillion shipment records with Snowflake Cortex AI to deliver data-grounded answers to complex supply chain questions. In testing, Mo outperformed general-purpose language models on accuracy (10/10 vs 2/10), consistency (10/10 vs 2/10), and speed (2.5x faster). The platform is already being used by 210 customers including Ford Motor Company.
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