The approach to S&OP detailed in this book is even more powerful today than it was two decades ago when Bob co-authored his original six books. This book is an update to the original S&OP books. Unlike many fads that depend on the latest technology, S&OP stresses what is at the heart of every business: people. Applying these concepts to any business is going to make it better, regardless of industry.
The author reflects on a lifetime dedicated to providing Executive Leaders the tools needed to align markets and operational teams to reduce complexities and achieve a higher level of business performance. Stressed is the importance of people over technology and provides tools on culture change, overcoming sharp disagreement to algining human energy to overcome conflict. The author’s insights in this latest book will ensure eS&OP will continue to shape how companies manage their operations and supply chains for decades to come.
For anyone who is serious about S&OP and wanting to take their business to the next level, this S&OP Executive Update is an absolute must read. PREVIEW THE BOOK and then ORDER YOUR COPY NOW!
Sales & Operations Planning: The Executive's Guide At last! A book on Sales & Operations Planning written specifically for the busy executive. Clear and to-the-point, Sales & Operations Planning: The Executive's Guide can be a great way to introduce Executive S&OP to your president, his or her staff, and other key people in your company.
Sales & Operations Planning: The How-To Handbook (3rd Edition) The definitive - and best selling - book on Sales & Operations Planning, now in its THIRD EDITION. Here's S&OP from top to bottom line: How it Works - How to Implement It with Low Cost and Low Risk - How to Make it Better and Better. It covers all aspects of successful implementation, from composition of the Executive S&OP team to the nitty-gritty of S7OP spreadsheet design.
Sales Forecasting: A New Approach This
book represents a new -- some may say radical -- approach to Sales
Forecasting. It shows how to get better forecasts with less effort,
and better forecasts mean happier customers and lower inventories. It
emphasizes that forecasting is a process. As such, it can be improved by using standard process improvement tools from the world of Six Sigma and TQM.
Master Scheduling in the 21st Century Finally:
a simple, easy-to-read, up-to-date book on Master Scheduling, one of
the bedrock foundations for success. This book tells you all you need
to know to make Master Scheduling successful in your company. It
describes the relationship between Master Scheduling and Lean
Manufacturing, Supply Chain Management, and Enterprise Resource
Planning -- and contains valuable information such as a 27-item
checklist for Master Scheduling effectiveness and a sample job PREVIEW THIS BOOK! ORDER NOW!
Sales & Operations Planning - Beyond the Basics Today we see companies using Sales & Operations
Planning for purposes far beyond its original missions of balancing
demand and supply and integrating financial and operational planning:
supporting the merger of two businesses into one high-performance
business unit, serving as the basis for earnings calls to Wall Street,
helping to create a new business, optimizing global production plans and
thus profits, making cash flow projections 18 months into the future
based on operational demands and supply plans, and more - and you can learn about it inside this book.
Sales & Operations Planning: The Self-Audit Workbook The
checklists will help you get the answers and start on a path for
improvement. It has plenty of room to keep running notes, places to
assign responsibilities and record due dates, even a chapter on
conflict resolution We offer an Excel file for calculating and keeping scores.
Building to Customer Demand This
book explains Postponement, which Dell Computer calls build-to-order.
This powerful process that has enabled companies to ship an increasing
variety of products, provide very short lead times, carry little or no
finished goods inventory, and compete effectively with offshore
manufacturers. If you'e not using Postponement today, you might well be
using it within the next five years, because your competitive
climate may demand it. Get ahead of curve and investigate Postponement
now.