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Kinaxis on RapidResponse
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This blog features Kinaxis executives and the occasional guest and provides insights on Response Management.
Recent Posts
I am adamant that an accurate forecast does not reduce demand volatility
I was on a call with a prospect a while ago whose company is struggling with demand volatility. To address the issue the company is implementing a statistical forecasting tool. I must admit that it took me some time to convince the prospect that im...
The rules of response
To my eternal shame I only came across George Stalk at the Boston Consulting Group today for the first time after reading Dan Gilmore’s blog at Supply Chain Digest. Clearly this man has been around for some time and I have had my head buried ...
How many links are in your supply chain?
Many supply chains have more links in them than is initially evident. The time it takes for information to flow up and down the supply chain can be directly proportional to the number of these links. Moreover, some of these links in the supply ch...
S&OP that matters…Bridge the disconnect between reality and planning
The latest edition of IndustryWeek’s Manufacturing Business Challenge has been published. This month’s challenge discusses a $300-million manufacturer of material-handling equipment that’s questioning the value of their Sales & ...
Why can\'t we all just get along?
I was talking to a Contract Manufacturing company the other day and discovered an interesting predicament. A hot-button issue for this Contract Manufacturer (and others I’ve talked to as well) is the need to get better information from th...
That one simple thing to improve responding to change
As an integration consultant, I have worked with a variety of manufacturers implementing supply chain planning and response management applications. What I have noticed is that at many of the manufacturers, not all, there are many past due purchase...
