New Attitudes for S&OP / IBP to Keep Pace with Evolving Markets

Thursday, August 24, 2017 | 2pm ET

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Have you ever wondered why so many companies struggle to implement an effective S&OP strategy? We’ve had thirty years to fine tune the process and make it flawless. Yet, research shows over two-thirds of companies are not gaining business value from their process. Are we just slow learners, or is S&OP just an illusion?

It’s time to rethink your S&OP process.

This session explains why it’s time to view S&OP as an evolutionary process that is flexible, adaptable and forward thinking. Discussion topics include:

  • Alternative ways to look at the current gaps in your organization and how all the components of a successful business process come together
  • Key questions to ask regarding your S&OP and planning processes
  • Building blocks of a best-in-class S&OP process

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