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Accuris uses AI to improve BOM decisions and supply chain resilience

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Accuris uses AI to improve BOM decisions and supply chain resilience

Accuris announced AI capabilities for its BOM Intelligence platform, which helps engineering and procurement teams manage component risk by detecting obsolescence, addressing compliance gaps, and controlling sourcing decisions. The platform relies on verified data covering 1.3 billion electronic components with 98%+ accuracy drawn from 35+ years of manufacturer relationships.

Why it matters: Supply chain and procurement teams can leverage AI-driven insights to reduce delays from component obsolescence and compliance issues that impact product delivery and regulatory adherence.

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Accuris uses AI to improve BOM decisions and supply chain resilience

Accuris introduced artificial intelligence (AI) enhancements to its Bill of Materials (BOM) Intelligence tool within its Supply Chain Intelligence suite. The update aims to help engineering, procurement, and supply chain teams identify and mitigate component risks, such as obsolescence and compliance gaps, using a verified dataset of 1.3 billion electronic components. The solution leverages 35 years of manufacturer relationships to support sourcing decisions.

Why it matters: Engineering, procurement, and supply chain practitioners can now use AI-driven insights to proactively address component risks and compliance in their BOMs.

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