Date/Time Eastern Standard Time (EST):
Thursday, February 17, 2011
9:00 P.M. EST

Date/Time: China Standard Time (CST):
Friday 18 February 2011
10:00

The forecast is the starting point in the balance between supply and demand in the supply chain. Production is often required to meet demand via overstock, urgent purchasing, production shifts, etc. For sales, forecasts are prepared for sales revenue and profit often causing manufacturing to suffer due to sales centered quality forecasts. Making the forecasting process transparent and information consistent is critical to reducing the negative impact on manufacturing. Join us at this session to learn how to involve manufacturing in the forecasting preparing process, fostering cohesion instead of challenge and confrontation.

You Will Learn:

• How to set up a centrally based forecasting process
• How to get manufacturing involved in the collaborative forecasting process
• How to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of forecasting performance analysis

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Featured Speaker:
Jun Huang
Vice President
Nippon Paint

Ivy Zhaoling
Consulting Director
Demand Driven Information Technology