Supply chain planning is an important activity in any supply chain. This is where organizations get an idea of the upcoming demand, realize if they have the capacity to meet the demand, and determine how to realize these demands. In this course, we will explore how to use data science to conduct demand and supply planning, how to constrain the forecast, and how to measure the results. As we walk through this process, we will also explore how to use Excel to quantify each step.
Supply Chain Planning
Supply Chain Planning
This course is part of Leverage Data Science for a More Agile Supply Chain Specialization
Instructor: Paul Jan
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What you'll learn
Describe how demand planning, supply planning, and constrained forecast are associated with one another.
Use Excel to analyze historical data to quantify future needs.
Measure and quantify results for improvement.
Skills you'll gain
- Excel Formulas
- Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Meeting Facilitation
- Supply Chain Planning
- Demand Planning
- Data Analysis
- Supply Chain
- Materials Management
- Forecasting
- Material Requirements Planning
- Supply Chain Management
- Statistical Methods
- Performance Metric
- Capacity Planning
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Communication Planning
- Capacity Management
- Performance Measurement
- Customer Demand Planning
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VM
Reviewed on Aug 2, 2023
Great course to learn about statistics, really learned and enjoyed new concepts and about supply chain management
FG
Reviewed on Sep 18, 2023
This is a nice comprehensive course of supply planning
QP
Reviewed on May 14, 2023
Good. easy to understand. Have essential value in working
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