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4 tips for scenario-based demand planning
50% of organizations doubt the accuracy of their demand forecasts – for good reason. Forecasts that depend solely on historical patterns give an incomplete picture, making...

Overview and Business Value: Move Planning Closer to the Consumer

With the increasing availability of Point of Sale (POS) and other downstream data over the last decade, companies selling through retail channels have strived to use such data to...


Aberdeen Service Parts Management Update

Responding to shrinking product-based profit margins and pressure to deliver better customer service, companies are increasingly looking for ways to automate and control the flow of...


Logistics 5-point check: Are your logistics operations leaving money on the table?

There's a lot your transport management system isn't telling you. Hidden within are opportunities to cut costs and increase profits. Industry leaders DHL and P&O Ferrymasters...


Demand Management Benchmark Report

The increasingly volatile, fragmented, and dynamic marketplace requires a demand planning process for identifying, shaping, and reshaping demand dynamically. Best-in-class companies...



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