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Lost in Translation-Incorporating Consumer Demand into your Supply Chain

The Network Effect

While it’s nice for the marketing departments to know how well products are being received by consumers, that’s pretty much all you get out of POS information. Through such initiatives as CPFR, trading partners have tried to use aggregate POS and inventory data to try to plan the rest of the supply chain.

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Why companies need to accelerate data warehousing solution modernization

IBM Supply Chain Blog

The dependence on remote internet access for business, personal, and educational use elevated the data demand and boosted global data consumption. Additionally, the increase in online transactions and web traffic generated mountains of data. Enter the modernization of data warehousing solutions.

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How to interpret demand-sensing data

The Network Effect

Note, this is part five in a series on demand sensing. Demand Sensing can import demand data on an hourly rather than a batch or daily basis, immediately sensing demand signal changes as compared to a detailed statistical demand pattern, and then evaluates the statistical significance of the change.

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How Procurement can help to drive Supplier-led innovation

ivalua

In today’s competitive business landscape, consumers demand a continuous cycle of new products and services, and the gap between each launch is shrinking. Alex Saric, Chief Marketing Officer, Ivalua. This means companies are under more pressure than ever to innovate at pace.

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Market Insights Report: Top Trends for 2022 Planning and Beyond

Persisting consumer demand, steep retailer prices, and the driver shortage continue to make headlines every day. However, the data reveals a deeper story. It’s no secret that supply-chain bottlenecks have tightened throughout the pandemic.

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Looking back, looking forward

Procurement Leaders

Leaders must become more accustomed to making big decisions with a growing set of incomplete and sometimes competing data. CPOs relying on centralised, ivory-tower approaches will face significant headwinds as local nuances in terms of approach and consumer demand gain traction. Third, AI bunfights.

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Inventory Forecasting — Everything You Should Know

Procurement Tactics

Bonus PDF: 51 ChatGPT Prompts to 10X Your Productivity in Procurement Download 51 Prompts →  Or receive our famous weekly newsletter Inventory Forecasting — Everything You Should Know Inventory forecasting allows you to predict when supply chains and consumer demand are going to change. However, what is it?

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