Seven Sins of Demand Planning
On the first afternoon, it could be summed up as, “Oh father, we have sinned. Please forgive all of us sinners. “ This conference in
May 18, 2011
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On the first afternoon, it could be summed up as, “Oh father, we have sinned. Please forgive all of us sinners. “ This conference in
“I am desolated to lose the pearls of wisdom that habitually fall from your cultivated lips,” returned Haddo.1908, W. Somerset Maugham, The Magician, ch. 3:
Encore. This month, I gave a repeat performance. I gave it again the month before. And, the month before…. The S&OP IE Group asked me to
It is a new world. We have always assumed that supply chains can keep on trucking, but has all this changed? Supply chain applications matured based
The storyline is old. This blog is a new take on an old story. The storyline was the central theme of the 1983 American comedy
While supply chain leaders design and fine-tune their networks, supply chain laggards inherit and accept their supply chain networks as a given. Leaders understand the power
Warning! A holy war is raging. It is a religious war. …one of holy factions. It cannot be won, and it is not worth trying.
Last week, I spoke at the S&OP IE event in Boston (http://www.theiegroup.com/SOP/Overview.html). There were 29 speakers. In the course of two days, 80% of the
It was a hot Atlanta day. The temperature in the cab was sweltering. It was the kind of day that makes you feel like
Shhh…. Listen closely. You cannot hear them. They are quietly working. They don’t ask for breaks. When it comes to lunch, they are never late.