Forbes recently highlighted how AI is driving a new wave of “creative destruction,” transforming industries by reimagining core business models and operations. As AI reshapes manufacturing and supply chains, leaders face both opportunities and challenges in adopting these technologies.
In the article, Bryan Sapot, Nulogy’s VP of Smart Factory, offers a grounded perspective, cautioning that AI is not a magic fix. “AI isn’t going to design your ERP from scratch or take over factories,” he says, “but it can quietly make individual processes—maintenance, quality, diagnostics—smarter and faster.” Sapot emphasizes the importance of well-designed AI integration, noting that meaningful progress requires the right data and time to build supportive frameworks.
