AI for supply chain needs three things: goods, data, and money
Nauta CEO Valentina Jordan on FreightWaves Today.
In a FreightWaves Today feature, Nauta CEO Valentina Jordan made the case that the AI agents everyone is racing to build will be commoditized within months. The durable advantage, she argues, is not the agent but the operational data and context it runs on.
That is the layer Nauta builds. The platform unifies the fragmented operational data that runs a business, connecting ERP, TMS, and WMS systems with the unstructured sources where real operational knowledge actually lives, like email and spreadsheets, into a single operational brain that AI agents can reason and act on in real time.
In practice that surfaces the things teams miss, from billing discrepancies that average hundreds of thousands of dollars per client to the errors that quietly compound across food, retail, and industrial operations.