Why Planning and Execution are Not Two Different Things
Do planning and execution really need to be two separate applications? Is there a real business need underlying that separation? Or is it merely a limitation of today’s legacy software architectures?
Do planning and execution really need to be two separate applications? Is there a real business need underlying that separation? Or is it merely a limitation of today’s legacy software architectures?
This report looks at what is really happening in today’s supply chain network ecosystems, and explains a major mistake at the heart of most supply chains, and how companies can fix it to realize new levels of performance.
You will learn:
- Why business applications multiply
- Why using applications for different time horizons is a huge mistake
- What’s really going on when an order moves through the supply chain
- How a network approach enables new “state” thinking and process simplification
- The hidden opportunity in execution that networks can now exploit
- How you can use continuous and incremental planning today to better align supply to demand
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