My article ‘The four phases of IBP’ , is published in the AFP Exchange, an American financial magazine. If you followed my blog, you’ve already read it and can actually check the editorial mistakes. I saw a couple 🙂 Check it out here: 4 of a kind – The four phases of IBP There is an other article to come soon I hope. Thanks for following me and … Continue reading My published IBP article
There is a lot of garbage on any topic on the internet, so we can’t be surprised if we find some S&OP garbage floating around. Sometimes though, it can come from somewhere you wouldn’t expect. In this case it came from a Professor Operations Planning & Control on a pretty respectable site, which I follow regularly. I write this because I care about the topic. … Continue reading Yet another S&OP expert
This is the third in a series of four articles on leading an effective S&OP/IBP culture. The first article was on effective S&OP/IBP behaviour. The second article on leading S&OP/IBP change. This third article is on leading sustainable S&OP/IBP. Leading sustainable S&OP/IBP Once you’ve led S&OP/IBP change and established a good S&OP/IBP foundation, you want to sustain that level or continuous improve to get to … Continue reading Leading sustainable S&OP/IBP
This is the second in a series of four articles on leading an effective S&OP/IBP culture. The first article was on S&OP/IBP behaviour. This second article is on leading S&OP/IBP change. Leading S&OP / IBP change Whilst implementing S&OP/IBP, you and your company will go through a change process. Leading S&OP/IBP is about leading change in processes, systems and behaviour and you need support to … Continue reading Leading S&OP/IBP change
The S&OP pulse check: creating insight in S&OP View or download the results of the S&OP pulse check 2010 here: SCT_S&OP pulse check 2010 December v05 final A big thanks to everybody that participated. Together we created some interesting insight. Find the 2012 results here: https://supplychaintrends.wordpress.com/2012/06/25/sop-pulse-check-2012/ Continue reading S&OP pulse check 2010
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