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In this case study we investigated if the forecast model selection could be improved by applying representativeness in the best-fit procedure.
Read more »People are not robots, and this actually makes them a very valuable asset. By applying high-quality forecasting and planning logistics companies can successfully meet evolving customer needs, with controlled labour costs and boosting flex worker retention by providing a more predictable and attractive place to work.
Read more »The insights from the steps leading up to a statistical forecast are often as valuable as the statistical forecast itself. Learn what practical outcomes your business can get from each step/phase of statistical analysis.
Read more »Identify your improvement opportunities and make informed decisions based on data-driven insights in your forecasting with rapid assessment. This includes a multi-dimensional check of your current performance and results and comparing it with the statistical forecast created using EyeOn’s best practices defined for your industry.
Read more »Many planning processes depend on a good demand plan. Yet a surprising number of big companies still rely on a home-grown Excel solution for demand planning, even though more advanced and robust solutions are available on the market. In this blog post we provide an overview of the alternatives and help you evaluate if they are a good fit for your business.
Read more »Supply chain synergy and supply chain transformation can be a significant source of post-M&A deal value and a critical enabler of long-term corporate growth and market competitiveness. In this blog post we explain how you can unlock this value and mitigate potential risks.
Learn more! »The logistics industry is facing significant challenges from both the demand and supply side. High-quality forecasting and planning can absorb these imminent demand and supply pressures without the need for heavy capacity investments or uncontrolled short-term costs. Simply by preventing short-term issues before they arise.
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Logistics is an extremely dynamic business sector that faces high cost pressure and is impacted by various external factors. In today’s complex world it has become more challenging than ever to forecast customer demand for transport and warehousing. To be successful, logistics companies need to boost their capability to look ahead and take effective decisions based on actionable insights.
Learn more »Inventory is an increasingly important driver for both your supply chain costs and service levels. In this webinar we elaborate and show examples on how you can benefit from true inventory transparency to initiate inventory improvement quick wins as well as detecting main improvement areas.
Watch the webinar recording! »In this blog post we explain why the success of an S&OP or IBP process relies heavily on having the right information available at the right moment and how to effectively combine and share S&OP insights.
Read more! »One might think that the main goal of an advanced forecasting service is to optimize the forecast generation process to improve key performance indicators such as forecast accuracy and bias. However, in the first few months of collaborating closely with a customer this is usually not the highest priority. We focus on:
Read more »Exponentially growing amounts of available data are at the same time a challenge and an opportunity for businesses. Maximize the benefits with a smart-touch demand planning process, combining focused enrichment with a high-quality statistical baseline forecast.
In this webinar we explain how your company can take advantage of high-quality forecasting analytics instantly, facilitated by a fit-for-purpose enrichment tool and actionable reporting in Jedox.
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