JINGDONG Industrials’ supply chain innovation has been highlighted in the World Economic Forum’s new AI white paper at Summer Davos 2026. The company’s AI-powered data platform, IndLens, uses 27 autonomous agents to compress data processing times from months to hours, boosting efficiency tenfold. The World Economic Forum highlighted JINGDONG Industrials in its newly released white paper, “Asia’s Human-led AI Opportunity: A Framework for Transformation,” published ahead of the Annual Meeting of the New Champions. The report examines how the company leverages AI to establish unified industry standards and a shared digital ecosystem. The white paper notes that while 77% of organisations across Asia have adopted advanced AI, fewer than a third have managed to extract sustained, systemic value. The company leverages its proprietary JoyIndustrial LLM alongside the Mercator Standard Product Library to establish a unified digital parameter system. IndLens compresses data processing timelines from months to mere hours, delivering a tenfold increase in efficiency and an 80% reduction in manual labour costs. “Scaling AI is fundamentally a human systems challenge that requires treating workflow redesign as a primary agenda rather than a secondary effect,” said Maria Basso, Head AI Applications and Impact at the World Economic Forum.