Sustainable business relationships center on both long-term collaboration and minimizing environmental impact throughout the supply chain. Effective manufacturing and supply chain processes are increasingly reliant on transparency, adaptability, and digital tools that allow for predictive, rather than reactive, planning. This session presented by CEO Justin Newell will demonstrate -- using a few examples -- how organizations such as Volkswagen have leveraged generative AI and intelligent decision-making systems to enhance sustainability and efficiency within logistics, supply chain, and manufacturing. AI is most powerful when it processes dozens or even hundreds of factors simultaneously -- far beyond the capacity of human decision-making or traditional systems. AI-driven optimization engines allow companies to simulate countless supply chain scenarios in real time, identifying the most sustainable and efficient outcomes. When manufacturing and logistics processes are optimized through AI, delays are minimized, expectations are met more consistently, and customer satisfaction rises due to great transparency and on time delivery performance. The transparency and speed that come from real-time data and predictive analytics foster trust and reliability -- both cornerstones of sustainable business relationships. Solutions such as this not only reduce operational complexity but also help reach environmental and service quality goals more effectively. This can lead to more sustainable business relationships — both in longevity and from an environmental impact -- and increased customer satisfaction. Key Takeaways 1. Trends in AI for 2025 and 2026. 2. Real-world examples of AI/ML in action. 3. How complex logistics can be better managed with AI and digital decision making. 4. Innovative solutions to improve manufacturing operations and product lead times with AI.