Collateral:Building the Supply Chain of the Future

Brief Overview

In today's transformed world, the push-based manufacturing philosophy and the siloed planning processes of the past are proving insufficient to manage ongoing demand volatility. Supply chain leaders have moved to a push/pull based planning paradigm that synchronizes the supply chain with real-world market demand- while also respecting asset utilization, production cost and other operational constraints.

Learn about the challenge of planning in a transformed world; the need for connected, closed-loop planning; aligning planning processes in six core areas; and view case studies of synchronized planning at work including:

• Dell
• SanDisk
• Essar Steel
• Asian Paints
• Continental Corporation