Advancing Supply Chain Excellence
Part 2: Unlocking Growth: AI-Powered Demand Sensing Strategies for Success
Learn about Demand Sensing's crucial role in Supply Chain Planning, often overlooked due to data and tech challenges. Join our webinar to explore AI-driven strategies for accurate demand prediction, empowering businesses to excel in dynamic markets.
Date: Thursday, 1 August 2024Time: 3.00pm to 3.45pm (AEST) Cost: No Charge RSVP: By COB on Wednesday, 31July 2024
ABOUT THIS EVENT
Demand Sensing is often overlooked in Supply Chain Planning as it relies on excellent data visibility and supporting technology. Many companies struggle to identify short-term demand signals or understand how to use them effectively. In this webinar, we will define how Demand Sensing differs from Demand Planning and learn how to implement both simple and comprehensive approaches to Demand Sensing that utilise systems and data for high levels of automation and accuracy. Join us as we explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionising demand-sensing strategies, enabling businesses to thrive in dynamic markets. Discover cutting-edge AI-powered techniques for accurately predicting and responding to fluctuations in demand, empowering your organisation to unlock new opportunities and drive success amidst constant change.
PRESENTER Elton Brown - Senior Consultant, DMS
Elton is a Senior Consultant at Demand Management Systems and an adjunct lecturer at the University of Sydney. He has worked for many best-in-class technology vendors in technical, sales and management roles. His array of management consulting experience includes successful delivery of large transformation and technology projects for retailers and manufacturers across Europe, Asia and ANZ.
He holds a Bachelor of Information Science and is a certified Project Manager. Elton’s passion is helping medium and large enterprise harness Supply Chain Planning & Optimization technologies to drive agile and resilient supply chains.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Supply Chain Managers and Directors, Logistics and Operations Managers, Inventory and Demand Planners, IT Professionals in Supply Chain, as well as Consultancies, Advisory Firms, Industry Bodies, and Integrators.