ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN E-PROCUREMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW
Harald Konnerth
Pages: 98-113
Publié: 23 Oct 2023
DOI: 10.62991/EB1996190537
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Résumé: The goal of e-procurement is to ensure the availability of relevant goods in a company, services, and other resources. A distinction is made between the strategic goals, which include quality and supply assurance, and the operational goals such as reduction of storage costs and optimization of the costs of activities in the ordering process. Despite the complexity and potential of E-procurement, support by artificial intelligence (AI) is still not widespread. To capture the current state of research and its use in practice, a systematic literature review on the use of AI in e-procurement is conducted in this paper .
Mots-clés : e-procurement, artificial intelligence, machine learning, digitalization
Citer cet article : Harald Konnerth. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) IN E-PROCUREMENT: A LITERATURE REVIEW. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Economy & Business 17, 98-113 (2023). https://doi.org/10.62991/EB1996190537
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