How often can planners fully trust what their ERP system is recommending? Companies throughout the world struggle to achieve forecast accuracy above 70%, and when demand is volatile (we’re looking at you 2020), traditional demand planning processes and sustainable results become more challenging. When combining inherently inaccurate forecasts, planning with spreadsheets, and an unstable supply chain, problems are bound to occur.

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In today’s fast-paced world, companies are under more pressure than ever to swiftly and efficiently manufacture and distribute products and materials. Purchasers and planners that rely on Excel spreadsheets or conventional planning systems to determine inventory positions are at a tremendous disadvantage. Please join us for this complimentary webinar on the future of wholesale distribution to see how you can accelerate supply chain efficiency by improving service levels, compressing lead times and dampening variation. Free your team to focus on true priorities instead of constantly fighting the conflicting messages of conventional planning systems and flawed Excel spreadsheet forecasting.