Better planning may be the obvious response when looking to boost your supply chain competencies. However, the path forward is not easy. Only about 20% of GEP clients have what we would consider a finely tuned supply chain plan. So what’s the solution?
A new GEP white paper — The Pitfalls of Supply Chain Planning and How to Overcome Them — provides a road map for how supply chain leaders can successfully navigate speed bumps to effective supply chain planning. This paper is part of a collection of content on supply chain planning.
What’s Inside:
- How a scarcity of reliable data can hamper your ability to formulate a long-term strategy
- Why finding planners with the right skillsets is particularly tough in a tight labor market
- How aligning planning with competitive business goals can help build a solid foundation
This paper is a must-read for supply chain leaders looking to refresh their planning capabilities to adapt to a never-normal world.
Theme: Strategy and Planning
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