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Supply Planning

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What is Supply Planning?

Supply planning is the process of determining how best to fulfill the demand created by sales and marketing plans. It involves forecasting demand, evaluating available capacity and inventory, and then creating a production or procurement plan to meet that demand. Commonly used to optimize inventory levels, reduce costs, and improve customer service by ensuring products are available when and where they are needed.

What other technologies are related to Supply Planning?

Supply Planning Competitor Technologies

Replenishment Planning is similar to Supply Planning but focused on distribution and retail instead of manufacturing.
mentioned alongside Supply Planning in 49% (67) of relevant job posts
MPS (Master Production Schedule) is a plan for what a company plans to manufacture, it is a subset of Supply Planning, or used where more advanced Supply planning is not needed.
mentioned alongside Supply Planning in 3% (52) of relevant job posts

Supply Planning Complementary Technologies

Demand Planning provides the inputs needed for effective Supply Planning.
mentioned alongside Supply Planning in 33% (320) of relevant job posts
Global Order Promising relies on the outputs of Supply Planning to determine if customer orders can be fulfilled.
mentioned alongside Supply Planning in 50% (88) of relevant job posts
Backlog Management utilizes Supply Planning to manage existing order backlogs and fulfillment.
mentioned alongside Supply Planning in 48% (74) of relevant job posts

Which job functions mention Supply Planning?

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Which organizations are mentioning Supply Planning?

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Oracle
Scientific and Technical Services

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