A mid-sized home goods and lifestyle retailer manages thousands of SKUs through a network of stores and distribution centers. Forecasting inbound delivery lead times was based on a 12-week rolling average and aggregated at the distribution center level, without considering SKU, supplier, or carrier specifics. When demand shifted or supply chain disruptions occurred, analysts manually adjusted forecasts or placed expensive expedited orders. This often resulted in warehouse backlogs, emergency shipping fees, and higher labor costs from overtime.
Additional challenges included:
Result: backlogs at ports and distribution centers, increased costs for expedited shipments, and excess labor costs from firefighting operations.
The Cybernetis AI solution used two types of models:
The pilot covered major import hubs, representing 70% of inbound volume. Models were validated against both pre-pandemic and recent datasets, with consistently strong performance.A multi-screen user interface was developed, including geospatial route maps, order milestones, predictive risk alerts, and explainability packages for every AI-generated recommendation.
in potential annual economic benefit for imported flows
potential benefit when scaled to domestic orders
improvement in end-to-end lead time prediction accuracy compared to rolling averages
improvement in daily ETA predictions for shipments in transit
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Alignment Call
1 - 2 hours
Data
& Process Audit
2 - 4 days
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Integration
Up to 12 Weeks
AI operating system
Activation
12–24 Weeks
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