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    Ibf Mini Tutorial Webcast June 2009 - Presentation Transcript

    1. IN ORDER TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF BUSINESS DECISIONS Improving Forecast Performance
    2. Elements of Forecast Performance
      • Accurate
      • Timely
      • Internally Consistent
      • Realistic Assumptions
      • Risk Sensitive
      • Demonstrates Range of Outcomes
        • Accuracy
        • Forecasted Outcomes
    3. Elements of Forecast Performance
      • Meets Diversity of User Needs
      • Reflects Business Segmentations Used in Management and Management Decisions
      • Incorporates Intelligence of Functional Groups
      • Reflects Expert Opinion & Judgment
      • Communicated Clearly and Concisely
    4. ACCURACY IS IMPORTANT!
      • But is not the sole factor in improving forecasting performance
    5. Measure, Track, and Evaluate Accuracy! 06/10/09
    6. Forecast to Take Advantage of the Pattern of Error! 06/10/09 Mean Average Percent Error (MAPE) Source: IBF 2007 Survey
    7. Employ Operational Metrics such as……..
      • Customer Satisfaction Ratings
      • Order Fill Rates
      • Order Fill Times
      • Customer Service Calls
      • Customer Service Response Times
      • Inventory Levels & Turns
      • Shipping Times
      • Space Utilization Rates
      • Production and Storage Capacity Levels
    8. Use Ranges….. Not Just Point Estimates
      • Forecast Ranges
        • 99% Confidence (3sd)
        • 95% Confidence (2sd)
        • 68% Confidence (1sd)
      • Accuracy Ranges
        • 99% Confidence (3sd)
        • 95% Confidence (2sd)
        • 68% Confidence (1sd)
    9. Use Simulation Scenarios
      • Gather Key Concerns of Business Team
      • Modulate Key Assumptions
      • Estimate Scenario Subjective Probabilities
      • Evaluate Business Issues of Alternative Outcomes
      • Focus on Extremes - Best Case and Worst Case Outcomes
      • Work with Management on Hedging and Business Action Strategies
    10. QUESTIONS??
    11. CSI-S&OP: Why S&OP fails A brief look some causes for failed S&OP processes
    12. Diagnosis of S&OP?
      • Right definitions
        • Will help understand what it is
        • Will help drive the process
      • Reasonable expectations
        • Will help set the agenda
        • Will help drive accountability
        • Will help push for follow up
      • Right people
        • Not too many/not too few
        • Communication is critical
      • Right Data
    13. “ Where does it hurt?”
      • How often is your S&OP?
      • Who schedules it?
      • How hard is it to move the meeting?
      • What if you can’t attend?
    14. Symptoms
      • Lack of Upper Management Support
        • If it important to upper management it will viewed as important to the whole company
        • Sometimes decisions will be dramatic and need upper management support to carry through
      • Remedy
        • You need a sponsor from upper management who will “Champion” the process
        • Show some positive early results. Even though they may not be quantitative.
        • Begin engaging upper management in the process
    15. Symptoms
      • Lack of Goals and Expectations
        • Set specific goals/takeaways from the meeting
        • Make goals reasonable and achievable
        • Involve everyone in the expectations
      • Remedy
        • Key Performance Metrics
        • Follow ups
    16. Symptoms
      • Incorrect or Irrelevant Data
        • Balance between history and forecast (don’t be too “forward thinking”)
        • The correct forecast model
        • Dollars vs. units
        • Budget or Operating Plan
      • Remedy
        • Continue to review the relevance of the data
        • Update the data
        • Don’t be afraid to use new data
    17. Symptoms
      • Lack of Communication
        • Make sure lower levels of management have clear direction of the decisions made in S&OP
        • Publish relevant data to those not in S&OP
        • Make sure all departments communicate the same message
      • Remedy
        • Have team member specifically in charge of getting communication into the right hands
        • Publish something that it quick and easy to read
    18. Symptoms
      • Lack of Consensus/Agreement
        • Leave “politics” at the door
        • Look at the “Big Picture”
        • Don’t play the blame game
      • Remedy
        • Check baggage at the door
        • Build TEAMWORK
        • If possible, cross departmental work
    19. Symptoms
      • Incorrect Focus
        • It involves the entire company.
        • Needs to have direction
    20. Questions
    21. August 24 & 25, 2009 www.ibf.org/0809.cfm

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