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549: Detect Anomalies Before They Show Up As Cost, with Reveel and GOAT Group

Let's Talk Supply Chain · 2026-06-22 · 29 min

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Gabrielle Murabito of Reveel & Gloria Seckler of GOAT Group talk about anomaly detection; data & visibility; & why automation is key to finding issues early. IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: [02.42] An introduction to Gabrielle, her background and role at Reveel; and a reminder of who Reveel are, what they do, and their customer profile. "We help shippers level the playing field with their carriers, and understand where their spend is going across all modes of transportation." [04.22] An introduction to Gloria, and GOAT Group. [05.18] What anomaly detection means in a shipping context. "It's having the systems and models in place to understand what that baseline looks like so you're able to detect surges, whether they're up or down, before they snowball." [06.30] Why anomaly detection is such a challenge, and the impact early anomaly detection could have for businesses.

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