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Using the Power of Maps to Enhance Your Supply Chain Visibility
Mapping makes it easier to identify patterns and understand your data in a way that's not readily available using a table or a graph. Here's how you can use different types of maps to enhance your supply chain visibility.
Demand Management Best Practices
Is demand management illusively complex? Here's a look at some best practices in demand management and characterization.
7 Must-Attend Sessions at The Gartner Supply Chain Executive Conference
We are thrilled about presenting a session with Arkieva customer — Lush Handmade Cosmetics. The session that focuses on how Lush delivers a unique brand experience also discusses how effective demand planning solutions help with creating that experience. Last year we created the 2017 Gartner Supply Chain Conference list of Must-Attend Sessions. To continue along that tradition, here is the list of Must-Attend sessions at the Gartner Supply Chain Conference this year.
4 Things to Know When Building a Demand-driven Supply Chain Management Process
A demand-driven supply chain management process, no matter the industry, is built based on some fundamental principles. These principles are applied taking into consideration the requirements of the particular industry or company involved.
Which Statistical Forecasting Methods Should I Use?
Here are some guidelines on selecting the right statistical forecasting methods for your business.
Phase-In / Phase-Out Planning: Another Descriptive Statistic for managing inventory
Make your obsolete inventory more visible with these simple phase-in phase-out planning techniques.
What is a Demand-driven Supply Chain?
A Demand-driven Supply Chain (DDSC) is defined as a supply chain management method focused on building supply chains in response to demand signals. The main force of DDSC is that it is driven by customer demand. In comparison with the traditional supply chain, DDSC uses the pull (Demand pull) technique. It gives the market opportunities to share more information and to collaborate with others in the supply chain.
Tips for Optimizing Your Entire Supply Chain Planning Process
Optimizing your supply chain involves looking at the entire process, and not just the initial solution. Here’s an example of how.
What is Statistical Forecasting? A snowfall-based explanation
During the last storm, I was watching the snow plows go to work and thinking about the amount of planning that must go into the resources needed to deal with the snow - what with salt, and plows needed. That must be a whole supply chain.
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