Yusen launches AI supply chain disruption radar

Yusen Logistics has launched an AI-powered tool designed to help businesses identify and respond to supply chain disruption more quickly.

The new Supply Chain Disruption Radar combines artificial intelligence with operational data to provide customers with real-time insights into events that could affect their shipments.

Integrated with Yusen’s supply chain visibility platform, Yusen Vantage Performance, the tool analyses global news, carrier advisories and operational information to generate concise alerts and recommendations.

The company said the system is designed to help customers understand potential impacts on their supply chains and make informed decisions to minimise disruption.

Supply Chain Disruption Radar uses AI-powered analysis to identify emerging events, assess their likely effect on shipments and provide practical guidance on potential mitigation measures.

Yusen Logistics said the solution will help customers anticipate risks earlier, strengthen resilience and improve decision-making as supply chains become increasingly complex.

Irene Tung, head of Yusen Logistics’ Supply Chain Solutions Unit, said: “As we’ve stood alongside our customers through some of the most challenging times, one thing has become crystal clear – businesses don’t just need more data, they need actionable intelligence that enables confident decision-making.

“Supply Chain Disruption Radar was shaped by those real-world experiences. By combining AI with our vast operational network spanning 46 countries and regions, it transforms complexity into clarity and equips our customers with practical strategies to stay resilient and ahead of the curve.”

The launch comes as businesses face growing challenges from geopolitical tensions, extreme weather events, transport disruption and wider economic uncertainty.

Yusen Logistics said predictive intelligence and proactive decision-making are becoming increasingly important for organisations looking to improve supply chain resilience and maintain business continuity.

The company said the new platform is intended to help customers identify critical risks earlier and respond more effectively when disruption occurs.