Most Warehouse and Operations Professionals Want AI, but Few Use It: Survey

81% of Inventory Operators Want AI. Only 11% Are Using It

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Most warehouse and operations professionals want AI, but few use it: survey

Most operations professionals want to use AI in their warehouse or inventory operations, but few currently do, according to a new report from Toronto-based inventory management software company inFlow Inventory. The report, State of Inventory Management 2026, found that 81 per cent of warehouse and operations professionals surveyed want to implement AI in their inventory or warehouse operations, while just 11 per cent currently use AI tools in …

InFlow Inventory Survey Points To Operators Wanting AI In The Warehouse, But None Of Them Are Using It

Biggest source of cost pressure is a three-way tie: product 23.2%, freight 22.8%, labor 22.0%. (CNW Group/inFlow Inventory) TORONTO — Technology operators want AI in the warehouse more than ever. However, almost none of them are using it. That’s the headline from State of Inventory Management 2026, a new report from inFlow Inventory, based on a survey of 400 operations professionals across 33 industries. In the survey, 81% of operators said they…

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