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May 21, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Nassau Factory Reallocation & Shipping Optimization Using Machine Learning

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CBchetan bhagade

Key Points

  • The aim is to enhance supply chain efficiency by optimizing factory allocation and predicting lead times using machine learning.
  • Developed an AI-powered machine learning solution for supply chain optimization.
  • Utilized a Random Forest Regression model to predict lead times and recommend factory allocations.
  • Created an interactive Streamlit dashboard for real-time insights and reports.
  • Successfully predicted lead time using machine learning with a significant reduction in operational lead time.
  • Facilitated better factory allocation decisions based on multiple operational factors.
  • Provided actionable insights through a user-friendly dashboard for real-time business analysis.

Abstract

The Nassau Factory Reallocation & Shipping Optimization System is an AI-powered machine learning solution developed to improve supply chain efficiency and reduce operational lead time. The system predicts lead time and recommends the most suitable factory based on operational factors such as product type, region, shipping mode, sales, cost, units ordered, and factory location. A Random Forest Regression model was used to predict lead time and optimize factory allocation decisions. Additionally, an interactive Streamlit dashboard was developed to provide real-time business insights, factory performance analysis, region-wise lead time comparison, and downloadable optimization reports. This research demonstrates the use of predictive analytics and artificial intelligence for improving logistics and supply chain efficiency.

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chetan bhagade (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ea16cbe05d6e3efb60050https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20283832
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