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Sales & Operations Planning: Page 87
Breaking the Rules of Supply-Chain Management
There Is No Magic Number for Demand Forecasting
Take a close look at any supply chain - even a single entity within it - and you're likely to uncover a hodgepodge of disciplines, each with its own method for forecasting demand, and each convinced of its superiority over everyone else's. So it only makes sense that companies would dream of coming up with a single forecast upon which all departments could agree.
enVista Unveils Mobile Reporting for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
enVista, a supply-chain consulting and information-technology services firm, has debuted its enHanced Mobile application for users of the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 enterprise resource planning (ERP) system.
Oracle Issues PeopleSoft Update; Apps for Analytics, Warranty Management
Oracle Corp. has released version 9.2 of its suite of PeopleSoft applications, including PeopleSoft Human Capital Management, Financials and Supply Chain Management.
Dow Saves Millions on Transportation With S&OP
Larry Schwenk, global supply-chain breakthrough leader with Dow Chemical Co, guides us through the company's application of sales and operations planning to its logistics demand-planning process. A finalist in the Supply Chain Innovation of the Year competition.
Graybar Opening Branches in Three Additional Locations
Graybar, a distributor of electrical, communications and data-networking products, as well as a provider of related supply-chain management and logistics services, is expanding operations to three additional locations in the U.S.
Infor Issues Implementation Accelerator for Fashion Industry
Infor has made generally available the Infor Implementation Accelerator for Fashion.
Webgistix Debuts SmartShip for E-Commerce Order Fulfillment
Webgistix Corp., a vendor of software and services for electronic-commerce order fulfillment, has introduced Webgistix SmartShip.
ARC Advisory Group Releases Supplier Selection Guide
The ARC Advisory Group has released a Global Service Provider guide to supplier selection.
Aspen Technology Issues New Version of Process-Optimization Software
Aspen Technology Inc., a vendor of software and services for the process industries, has released an update to its aspenONE suite.
Big Data Is Becoming a Big Deal for Agile S&OP
Analyst Insight: Based on a survey of 160 supply chain leaders in a recent webinar conducted by Steelwedge, we found that companies captured a whopping 70 percent more data (product, supply, demand and finance) to manage their organizations in 2012. Yet, 77 percent of these businesses are not actually leveraging this data in their S&OP processes, thereby leaving "blind spots" in their decision making processes around critical supply/demand trade-offs. - Nari Viswanathan, Vice President of Product Management, Steelwedge
Sales & Operations Is Only the Tip of the Iceberg
Analyst Insight: For the past 30 years, sales and operations planning (S&OP) has been espoused by the Oliver Wight organization based on its founder's concepts. It has manifested itself to include inventory (SIOP) and has morphed into integrated business planning (IBP). However, only within the last five years, has it been heralded and crossed the chasm to mainstream business practice. We think it may only be the tip of the iceberg though, not the core solution to step-change improved performance. - Rich Sherman, Supply Chain Discipline Expert at Trissential
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