 Goldman Sachs has published analysis that every business manager involved in logistics, procurement, or production should read. Their conclusion: after the current crisis in the Middle East ends, oil production will recover in 3-4 months. Not in a year, not in six months — in one quarter. This means that energy prices, currently at high levels, could return to pre-crisis values faster than most companies can restructure their processes. And here lies the main risk. While oil is expensive, inefficiencies in logistics, procurement, and supply chain management eat into margins, but not fatally. Companies operate on "fat." But when prices drop — and they will drop, it's a matter of months — those who haven't optimized processes will lose 15-20% of their margins. This isn't theory; it's arithmetic. AI agents here are not about "digital transformation" in a general sense. They are about concrete results: route optimization, predictive equipment maintenance, procurement automation, real-time warehouse inventory management. All of this delivers measurable savings — from 20% to 40% across various areas. ASI Biont is a platform where such agents are assembled without programming. In minutes, not months. While you have this 3-4 quarter window, it makes sense to use it. Because when margins collapse, it will be too late to catch up. https://asibiont.com/