What if Forecasts Were More Accurate and Reliable?
It often seems like supply chain executives are too busy trying to improve forecast accuracy to wonder: would it really change the game?
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By Bernard Milian
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Bernard Milian
Bernard Milian has more than 35 years of experience in developing agility within industrial and distribution supply chains. He has more than 25 years of experience in Supply Chain Management and Continuous Improvement / Lean 6 Sigma transformation. He has served as a Supply Chain Director within French subsidiaries of world class corporations, in the automotive, electronics, medical devices, furniture and metallurgy industries, B2B, B2C, manufacturing and distribution environments.
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