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Creating an agile supply chain is a growing challenge for many organisations, given the increasing volumes of data being made available and need to make competitive decisions faster.
In response, many leading companies are turning to an Integrated Business Planning (IBP) approach to their decision making which creates a link between supply chain processes and corporate value creation, resulting in a more efficient, effective and responsive approach to the demands of the business.
By combining Business Intelligence, Performance Management and Predictive Analytics in a single platform, Board acts as a control tower for all planning, forecasting and reporting activities, enabling organisations to seamlessly integrate their processes with disparate systems business-wide and streamline the execution across the entire supply chain.
In this on-demand recording to find out how you can:
We are joined on this occasion by Stuart Harman, Partner with Oliver Wight Asia Pacific who lives and breathes Integrated Business Planning. He will share typical challenges and insights into how IBP is leading innovation in the Supply Chain
About Stuart Harman
Stuart is based in Sydney, Australia but has spent 20 years working in key change agent roles in major manufacturing organisations around the world. Whilst gaining deep knowledge in a number of industries including metals and FMCG he has developed extensive experience in improving and linking processes across organisations and supply chains to enable the successful deployment of strategy Stuart has specialist expertise in strategy management, Integrated Business Planning, purchasing and Agile, Lean, Sigma.
For more information head to https://www.oliverwightasiapacific.com/