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Denise D. Gillespie, CPIM, CIRM, CSCP Supply Chain Solutions for Manufacturers & Distributors Trends in Demand Planning Florida West Coast Chapter January 8, 2013

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Denise D. Gillespie, CPIM, CIRM, CSCP

Supply Chain Solutions for Manufacturers & Distributors

Trends in Demand Planning

Florida West Coast Chapter

January 8, 2013

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Let’s talk!!!!

• Trends• Best Practices• Changing Organizations & Opportunities

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Trends

• Short or long-term• Groups or individual items• Increased focus on Qualitative factors

Break previous forecasting rules

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More Trends

• Demand sensing“…is the translation of downstream data with minimal latency to understand what is being sold, who is buying the product, and the impact of demand‐shaping programs. These three demand elements are then translated into requirements to craft a profitable demand response through internal processes for demand translation.” 

AMR Research Definition

In other words: Rapid response in supply based on real‐time actual customer demand

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More Trends

• Monthly to weekly

• More granularity– SKUs, Customers, DCs

Before:1000 x 10 = 10,000 data points

Now:1000 x 10 x 10 = 100,000 data points

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And More Trends

• More Centralized Planning• Use of More Predictive Models

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Predictive Analytics

Supply Chain Digest – Sept 20, 2012

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Best Practices

• Measurement• Focus on the A’s & B’s• “Decomposing” demand• Deploy Executive S&OP

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Best Practices

• Using Technologies– APS and master data management

integrations– Mobile devices for immediate demand

replenishment– Demand-visibility systems

• Business Intelligence (BI)

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Best Practices

• Implementing Demand Management– Not forecasting (event)– It is a business process– Demand Planning is only a part of it– Create demand, not just predict it– Sales & Marketing leads the way

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Changes

• Demand Management is evolving

Additional demand knowledge

Begin S&OP

Statistical forecasts

Executive S&OP

SC Collaboration

Time

Stage

Demand Management

CPFR

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Changing Organizations

• Organizational structures are changing

• Higher level of skills required– Depends on the role

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HOT Career Field

• JOBS!

• New opportunities

• Higher salaries

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Did you record all that?

• Trends in Demand Planning• Best Practices• Changing Organizations & Opportunities

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Where To Go To Learn More

• Institute of Business Forecasting– IBF.org

• Supply Chain Digest– supplychaindigest.com

• Institute of Supply Chain Management– ISM.org

• APICS CPIM courseware

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More Information

Contact me

Denise D. Gillespie, CPIM, CIRM, CSCP

The Denmark Group, Inc.Email: [email protected]

Phone: 407-339-2363

www.thedenmarkgroup.com

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Thank You!!