Demand-Driven
We can help build a demand-driven Supply Chain to improve your performance in an increasingly demanding environment.
What does
DDMRP mean ?
DDMRP is a structured, multi-level planning and delivery methodology designed to protect and encourage relevant information flow by creating and managing buffer stocks at strategically located sites.
Implementing a DDMRP-based supply chain is not a cure-all, but it can significantly improve business performance.
Conventional methods (MRP, MRP2) were designed in the 1950s, in an economic context where demand was greater than supply. They are no longer suited to today’s SC.
Demand-driven methods create an agile system that protects and accelerates inventory. Operational management is collaborative and intuitive.
Our
Interventions
The proven results of demand-driven techniques are not always sufficient to launch a pilot or initiate a large-scale deployment:
Because demand-driven methods challenge preconceived ideas, we help clients understand the the approach by using a range of content and demonstrating benefits by means of simulations.
Because these methods are not limited to the positioning of stocks in the supply chain, we support you from the selection of a pilot to achievement of targeted results by:
Because a successful pilot is not enough, we also help sustain results and deploy the method throughout your company by:
Because supply chain demand-driven creation is highly structured and cannot be improvised, we help you to organise, plan and manage your projects.
We work alongside your teams to identify changes and take action with employees, clients, suppliers and customers.
Our certified instructors also provide training for operational staff and decision-makers.
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