Inspirage Webcast: Multi-channel Planning CPFR with Sell-In / Sell-Through Allocation

Please join us for an Inspirage and Western Digital webinar covering Multi-Channel Collaborative Planning, Forecasting & Replenishment (CPFR) with Sell-in and Sell-through Allocation.

Today’s “Omni-channel” companies must simultaneously manage value-added resellers, traditional distributors, original equipment manufacturers, retailers and direct-to-consumer sales channels. This is forcing companies to develop tools and strategies to adapt to the sophisticated digital consumer who has learned how to effectively harness unprecedented amounts of distribution, pricing and promotion information to upset the balance of power in the industry.

Learn how Western Digital leveraged Oracle to automate and plan multi-channel demand more effectively. You’ll also hear about Inspirage’s Multi-Channel CPFR solution that can help you:

• Extend responsive collaboration and visibility to the next downstream customer
• Get closer to “true” demand and consumption
• Calculate constrained sell-through forecast
• Develop more effective replenishment and allocation strategies
• Facilitates data exchange between manufacturers, contract manufacturers, distributors and retailers
• Leverage ready-made dimensions and hierarchies for improved data analysis and decision making

DATASHEET

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SPEAKERS

Mo Khurana, Senior Practice Director — Supply Chain Management, Inspirage

Mo Khurana is Senior Practice Director for our EMEA Supply Chain Management practice, focused on delivering successful value chain planning solutions to clients, utilizing Oracle applications. Mo also leads Global Management Consulting at Inspirage. Before joining Inspirage, Mo has held various senior leadership supply chain roles in retail, distribution and manufacturing in Fortune 500 and FTSE 100 companies.

Joseph Goncu, Practice Director — Supply Chain Management, Inspirage

Joseph Goncu has over 15 years of experience managing and implementing Demand and Supply Chain Management projects. Project experience covers several functional areas, such as integrated business planning (IBP), sales and operations planning (S&OP), demand management, supply chain planning, trade promotions planning and inventory planning. He has held project management and solution architect roles covering multiple VCP modules, including Demantra, Advanced Supply Chain Planner (ASCP) and Advanced Planning Command Center (APCC).

Kim Dunbar, Director — Business Services, Western Digital

Kim Dunbar is Director of Business Solutions at Western Digital Corporation, and is responsible for managing large global business transformations such as the implementation of Demand and Sales & Operations Planning. Prior to joining the IT organization, Kim spent ~20 years in various business roles positions within Product Management, Business Marketing and Sales Operations at Western Digital and various other consumer electronics companies.