Planning

Planning

Ambrosus

Planning, Software, Trends, Visibility

Supply chain start-up in the spotlight: Ambrosus

The globalization of supply chain networks has made the traceability of products and their storage conditions more difficult while increasing the chance for fraud and tampering. At the same time, consumers are becoming more demanding …

inNOWvate event

inNOWvate, Planning, Reports, Software, Trends, Visibility

Innovative supply chain solutions on inNOWvate

How can a company that wants to innovate choose between the large number of innovative supply chain software solutions? The two most important criteria continue to be the customer need – including the associated buying …

Janet Godsell

Planning, Software, Trends

Janet Godsell: “Many manufacturers still need to break down silos”

The majority of European manufacturers are still only at the early stages of their digital supply chain journey, according to findings from a recent study commissioned by software vendor JDA and conducted by the University …

mindmap s&op and IBP

Mindmap, Planning, Software

Mindmap for S&OP and IBP

Increased demand volatility is one of the main reasons why many companies are busy implementing Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP). They are trying to go further than simply balancing expected demand with production volumes, by …

S&OP

Blogs, Planning, Software

How to harvest success with S&OP in agribusiness

S&OP is often pictured as a largely standard process; textbook S&OP starts with agreeing an unconstrained demand plan that is handed over to supply planning who need to ensure product availability. In case of important …

thinking fast and slow

Blogs, Planning, Software

How thinking fast and slow can help you when choosing S&OP/IBP software

There is much to do about  S&OP/IBP software lately. Last month Involvation had the pleasure of presenting the executive programme on ‘From S&OP to IBP’ at the Rotterdam School of Management (RSM). The RSM session …

struggling to innovate

Blogs, Planning, Software

No-touch nonsense

Given the rapid advancement in the capabilities of analytical software, the long-held dream of fully automated supply chain planning seems to be within reach at last. According to several consultants at McKinsey, ‘no-touch planning’ will …

reliable forecasting

Blogs, Planning, Software

Reliable forecasting is a piece of cake

In our attempts to anticipate future changes in demand, we often depend on forecasts. Unfortunately, however, they are rarely reliable in practice – with all the implications that brings. The ‘good news’ is that we …

reliable forecasting

Blogs, Planning

Taming the bullwhip effect

The bullwhip effect is not only one of the best-known supply chain phenomena, but also one of the most damaging. By increasing the upstream variation and uncertainty, it pushes chain partners ever-deeper into the so-called …

Shypple

Planning, Software, Trends

Supply chain start-up in the spotlight: Shypple

Shypple was founded in the Netherlands by Jarell Habets in 2016, and the workforce grew from two to eleven full-time employees in the space of just one year. The start-up has developed a central and …

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