Adexa Supply Chain Planning Blog
Santa’s Supply Chain Issues
Santa implemented a S&OP solution that was supposed to help him to forecast demand and plan deliveries as well as reduce inventory. Santa was so happy until he realized that this kind of solution can only deliver plans that are 3 months out and beyond!
Adexa further expands SE Asia Operations
The new subsidiary, Adexa Technology Pvt Ltd., was formed as a joint Venture with GTI Infotel. The new entity, majority owned by Adexa, will be providing Adexa solutions, services and support for the growing Indian Market as well as the rest of South Asia region.
Is Continuous Supply Chain Planning Continuous?
What good is real-time and continuous planning in supply chain planning, if the real-time data is not taken into account to change the plans?
Supply Chain Planning and Operations – Are you Still Stuck in the 80’s?
Current S&OP and S&OE processes are disjointed and based on the spreadsheet technology of the 80’s. Time to change and make effective use of what today’s technology has to offer.
Why Digital Twin of Your Supply Chain is So Critical
So many companies are turning to digitalization of their supply chain due to recent increase in supply chain disruptions. They are hoping, by having better visibility, they can respond and react faster using a digital twin of their supply chain.
Is Supply Chain Visibility the Answer?
Many supply chain professionals are putting much focus on systems to get better supply chain visibility including, so called, Control Towers and S&OP solutions. It is not clear what is meant by visibility.
Join Adexa @ Gartner EMEA Symposium/Xpo
Going to Gartner EMEA Symposium/Xpo this September in London? Stop by Adexa's booth #115 to meet our team of supply chain experts and experience the only next generation SCP in a unified S&OP/S&OE environment in the market!
Stochastic Supply Chain Planning for Lower Inventory and Accurate Commit Dates
Creating a supply chain twin means a digital model of the physical supply chain as accurately as possible and having the ability to change as the physical world changes resulting in accuracy in planning, commit dates and financial outcomes.
Supply Chain Planning with Multiple Objectives
Cost and delivery performance are key to a good plan but in reality, many more objectives must be met at the same time. Examples are: carbon reduction, resource utilization, import/export taxes, commodity price changes, preferred Suppliers and regions, increase in market share at reduced prices and many more.
Time to Automate Scenario Analysis in Supply Chain Planning
What-if scenario analysis is widely used by supply chain professionals in order to find the best response to an event in the past or one that is likely in the future.
