Walmart's AI strategy is evolving as the company plans four "superagents" that will run across the retailer's operations, but one big theme is that CEO Doug McMillon expects revenue growth as well as productivity.
Walmart's move to common platforms that work across various functions, divisions and stores is enabling a data and AI flywheel that is paying off nicely in an uncertain economy.
Walmart reaffirmed its first quarter sales growth outlook; said its e-commerce business is on track to be profitable and highlighted technology initiatives that have made the company more resilient in a volatile economy.
Walmart continues to bet on leveraging AI, optimizing its supply chain and developing a host of related businesses that'll grow operating profits.
Here's a look at the enterprise technology takeaways from Walmart's second quarter:
