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In our final post on CRM for S&OP, learn how to refine S&OP forecasting by expanding the segments you include, what data gets in, and how feedback is gathered.

You understand the concept. You know whether it’ll work for your business. Now, it’s time to implement it into your S&OP strategy. Learn more here.

In our newest post on using CRM for greater S&OP demand planning, we explore six questions to ask to see if this approach can work for your organization.

In the first of a new series on leveraging CRM data for S&OP process decision-making, learn why this approach makes sense, who it’s for, and what to consider.

The post-COVID world is not the world we left behind in late Q1. Learn what your business should consider for planning and strategy as operations ramp up.

When accounting for tariff costs, it’s important to take action now to preserve margins yet also consider the long-term ramifications of the decision made.

The tariffs aren’t going anywhere soon — how has your organization adapted its inventory strategy in response? Here’s one solution to keep your business stable.

Wondering how to handle tariffs? Knowing what to do with your inventory is critical, but so too is knowing how to do it in a way that’s scalable and competitive.

When it’s time to start turning strategy into results, you might be lost on what to look for. Learn what operational strategy results really mean and what to look for.

Wondering what the importance of strategy execution is over strategy implementation? There’s a critical difference. Learn how execution fits in here.

Implementing operational strategy is a critical step in your overall strategic journey, but it’s less about “doing” and more about being prepared for change.

An operational strategy cannot be achieved without definition, planning, alignment, control, and flexibility. Learn more about how you can put yours into action.

Does your organization struggle with inventory management? It doesn’t have to. Learn how to overcome outside pressures and achieve balance.

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