
Software Planning: Satisfaction is Like a Flip of a Coin
This week, after ten years, I am test-driving cars. I have not owned a car for a decade. City living has come to an end
This week, after ten years, I am test-driving cars. I have not owned a car for a decade. City living has come to an end
Companies asked for integrated supply chain planning. They got it. It does not work so well. Now what? Sharing A Story Last week, I met
Ten calls. They are all starting to sound the same. Here is the storyline: “We implemented SAP APO, and we now know its limitations. We
Inquiry is increasing. Company dissatisfaction with supply chain planning is growing. The goal is to improve insights while decreasing the number of planners. The growing
When I joined the world of software as a business analyst from manufacturing, I was naive. How so? I never fathomed the amount of money
Today hurricane Nate’s north winds are pushing against the bayous of Louisiana. In offices across the United States, demand planners are scratching their heads. The
Timeless: not affected by the passage of time or changes in fashion. Last week I was on vacation in the Caribbean. I moved on island time.
This morning E2open announced the acquisition of Steelwedge for an undisclosed sum of money. Founded in 2000, Steelwedge was an innovator in Sales and Operations Planning
The streets below me today are icy and wet. It is a dark and dismal day. However, not for long. The gloomy streets will soon
In the 1980s commercial internet providers evolved. In 2001 Steve Jobs put 1000 songs in our pocket. And steadily, over the last three decades, mobile