Do monolith ERPs and revisionist “forecast” history have you dreading the workday ahead? Better supply chain planning can make all the difference.
Few people want to stick their necks out for large-scale integration projects that are bound to eat into next year’s budget before the initiative has even been deployed.
But what if there was a way to make it work — without breaking the bank?
Watch GEP’s leading supply chain advisors in The Pitfalls of Integrated Business Planning (And How to Overcome Them), a webinar where you'll learn about the right tools and processes that can help you synthesize decision-making with stakeholders across your enterprise.
On the Agenda:
- The current state of the IBP capability: What it is and why it’s different
- How to evaluate the realistic opportunities and outcomes of IBP
- How to accelerate collaboration using processes and tools that enable game-changing results
- How to design an outcome-based transformation plan vs. a technology implementation plan
Theme: Software and Technology
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