In this week’s discussion I’ll cover the second of the 4 Innovations, the net flow equation. As part of this… Read more Just how Innovative is DDMRP? – 2nd Innovation
Category: Systems Thinking
Systems Thinking is a business philosophy with proven tools that, when applied, result in efficient, effective and profitable business processes
Just how innovative is DDMRP?
DDMRP has 4 innovations that enhance the 5 pillars on which the methodology is built. Here is innovation 1
Forecasting vs Customers Orders?
The idea behind the videos and published articles is to share ideas so we can all become more informed about… Read more Forecasting vs Customers Orders?
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Is the traditional Supply Chain methodology obsolete?
The idea behind the videos and published articles is to share ideas so we can all become more informed about… Read more Is the traditional Supply Chain methodology obsolete?
Succeeding in hard times takes foresight
Acknowledge that our supply chains are no longer simple chains, but rather Complex adaptive systems. Build your strategy using this information. Create an action plan with milestones and put smart metrics in place to keep your teams on track. This will drive your business to achieve ROI targets
Supply Chain in Practice: A real life story
I first met Tom when he and his wife Mary having a heated discussion. We were all at a dinner… Read more Supply Chain in Practice: A real life story
Materials Requirement Planning – Traditional versus Demand Driven
The traditional forecast driven model, starts with the forecast. This drives the strategic S&OP, the tactical Master Production Schedule (MPS)… Read more Materials Requirement Planning – Traditional versus Demand Driven
Complexity and how we deal with it
In my previous article The Human Constraint – Leadership or teams, I referred to the increased levels of complexity in… Read more Complexity and how we deal with it
The Human Constraint – Leadership or Teams
One of the catch phrases I hear repeatedly is “Work smarter, not harder”, and this is where knowledge is so important. Teams need to understand what it is they want to change, then what they want to change to and finally, how to make the change happen.
