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Developed on the Anaplan platform, the Keyrus Harvest Front Planning solution enables planning and control of any idleness, meeting the macro plan of agricultural equipment, and facilitating the analysis of operational indicators, with estimates of impact at the end of the harvest. It also provides the best scenarios for the formation of harvest fronts, providing visibility of the real harvest potential.
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Keyrus solution harvest front planning slides
Developed on the Anaplan platform, the Keyrus Harvest Front Planning solution enables planning and control of any idleness, meeting the macro plan of agricultural equipment, and facilitating the analysis of operational indicators, with estimates of impact at the end of the harvest. It also provides the best scenarios for the formation of harvest fronts, providing visibility of the real harvest potential.
State of Connected Planning
Good planning is instrumental in improving outcomes across the company: increasing revenue, anticipating market trends, and optimizing resources, to name a few. However, the supporting data to back up these claims has been limited—until now. Our annual benchmarking report investigates how leading organizations accelerate business value through Connected Planning.
In The State of Connected Planning, we surveyed over 1,000 planning professionals across all business functions in 45 countries and 18 industries to uncover leading planning trends in finance, supply chain, sales, marketing, human resources, operations, IT, and workforce functions.
Breaking bad habits with continuous supply chain planning
Optimizing the supply chain has become a top priority for organizations worldwide. Unfortunately, sales and operations planning (S&OP) isn’t usually designed to fully integrate with the supply chain, much less finance and sales. A collaborative, continuously optimized planning approach to link demand, inventory, manufacturing, and fulfillment requirements will yield the best results.
Mark Smith, CEO and Chief Research Officer of Ventana Research, and Vivek Soneja, Managing Partner and Global Head of Supply Chain Management at Anaplan, discuss the best practices and technological approaches that optimize the supply chain to move beyond the ERP, SCM, and spreadsheet chaos that hold many businesses back.
Learn:
-How to adopt a continuous planning process for your supply chain
-Why many technological approaches fall short and limit your business potential
-How to enable inventory optimization for rapid “just-in-time” manufacturing
-Where you can use collaborative planning to guide critical decisions
-Best practices for your supply chain through industry research and customer examples
Strengthening the connection between the business and supply chain network
Creating a leaner and more cost-effective supply chain requires true business collaboration— connecting supply chain, sales, and finance across data, people, and plans.
Integrated business planning (IBP) provides that competitive edge by increasing the speed and transparency of decision-making to connect the strategic and financial goals of the business and clearly identify tradeoffs and define accountability.
Here is a unique perspective from two of Deloitte’s supply chain planning experts, including:
-How integrated planning allows supply chain to respond to change in a cost-effective and timely manner
-Which specific supply chain business processes can benefit from an integrated, real-time approach
-Steps to strengthening the connection between the business and supply networks
Supply planning at DISH: Spreadsheet jockeys to decision-makers
With a supply chain involving second-, third-, and fourth-level suppliers, the supply chain at DISH is incredibly complex.
Sid Powar from DISH shares the story of how their supply planning process for repair parts went from manually reviewing 10,000 parts on a daily or weekly basis across 500+ spreadsheets, to now focusing on just around 100 parts on a weekly basis with Anaplan, resulting in:
-Decreased time to plan, create, and share purchase orders with vendors from five weeks down to a few days
-Increased concentration on business-defined exceptions
-Transparency and time savings for their planners
Transforming finance: Plan globally, compete locally
Within large global companies, local regions usually have their preferred financial planning tools, drivers, and methods. However, those local regional tools and variations often make it both difficult and cost-prohibitive for the business to connect globally, which can lead to months-long consolidation cycles and a lack of visibility for senior executives who need that information to make decisions quickly.
In this webinar, David Naccarato, Senior Director of Finance with a top 15 global pharmaceuticals company, will share how his company has connected finance processes across Europe, the U.S., and Japan, transforming the company’s ability to think and plan globally—even as they compete locally. Additionally, Josh King, Practice Partner at Twelve Consulting, will share his insights into what it takes to connect plans across the business.
Sales operations: finding ways to work smarter
Annual sales planning season is just around the corner, and for sales operations teams that means long days and lonely nights iterating on the sales plan. In a recent sales planning survey, SiriusDecisions identified key areas where high-performing sales operations team are beating their competition to drive sales growth.
In this webinar with SiriusDecisions’ Research Director Dana Therrien learn practical approaches to organizing sales operations functions—as well as how to provide more bandwidth so you can optimize your sales planning process—and get your sales reps focused, faster.
Anaplan Webinar | Connected planning with Deloitte
In a recent Anaplan webinar, Ron Dimon, Managing Director of Planning and Analytics at Deloitte, shared the benefits of Deloitte’s Connected Planning framework.
Webinar: Creating motivating and personalized incentive plans
Sales compensation plans are traditionally designed around sales roles, and they assume every individual has the same motivations—which psychologists would disagree with. One of the great visions for sales compensation is to provide a level of personalization to sales comp plans to maximize the motivation of individual sales representatives.
As a result, more and more companies are tailoring their incentive plans to increase motivation in their sales reps and encourage desired sales behaviors. Join Steve Marley, co-author of The Future of Sales Compensation, in this webinar as he discusses how companies are enabling personalized incentives to benefit both the individual and the company.
Creating motivating and personalized incentive plans | webinar
Sales compensation plans are traditionally designed around sales roles, and they assume every individual has the same motivations—which psychologists would disagree with. One of the great visions for sales compensation is to provide a level of personalization to sales comp plans to maximize the motivation of individual sales representatives.
As a result, more and more companies are tailoring their incentive plans to increase motivation in their sales reps and encourage desired sales behaviors. Join Steve Marley, co-author of The Future of Sales Compensation, in this webinar as he discusses how companies are enabling personalized incentives to benefit both the individual and the company.
Connect the dots: Sonos achieves end-to-end supply chain visibility
In a recent webinar Sonos shared how they created a single source of truth for planning with automated data collection.
Connecting Supply Chain & Finance around Inventory Optimization with Deloitte
Connecting Supply Chain & Finance around Inventory Optimization with Deloitte
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State of Connected Planning
Good planning is instrumental in improving outcomes across the company: increasing revenue, anticipating market trends, and optimizing resources, to name a few. However, the supporting data to back up these claims has been limited—until now. Our annual benchmarking report investigates how leading organizations accelerate business value through Connected Planning.
In The State of Connected Planning, we surveyed over 1,000 planning professionals across all business functions in 45 countries and 18 industries to uncover leading planning trends in finance, supply chain, sales, marketing, human resources, operations, IT, and workforce functions.
Breaking bad habits with continuous supply chain planning
Optimizing the supply chain has become a top priority for organizations worldwide. Unfortunately, sales and operations planning (S&OP) isn’t usually designed to fully integrate with the supply chain, much less finance and sales. A collaborative, continuously optimized planning approach to link demand, inventory, manufacturing, and fulfillment requirements will yield the best results.
Mark Smith, CEO and Chief Research Officer of Ventana Research, and Vivek Soneja, Managing Partner and Global Head of Supply Chain Management at Anaplan, discuss the best practices and technological approaches that optimize the supply chain to move beyond the ERP, SCM, and spreadsheet chaos that hold many businesses back.
Learn:
-How to adopt a continuous planning process for your supply chain
-Why many technological approaches fall short and limit your business potential
-How to enable inventory optimization for rapid “just-in-time” manufacturing
-Where you can use collaborative planning to guide critical decisions
-Best practices for your supply chain through industry research and customer examples
Strengthening the connection between the business and supply chain network
Creating a leaner and more cost-effective supply chain requires true business collaboration— connecting supply chain, sales, and finance across data, people, and plans.
Integrated business planning (IBP) provides that competitive edge by increasing the speed and transparency of decision-making to connect the strategic and financial goals of the business and clearly identify tradeoffs and define accountability.
Here is a unique perspective from two of Deloitte’s supply chain planning experts, including:
-How integrated planning allows supply chain to respond to change in a cost-effective and timely manner
-Which specific supply chain business processes can benefit from an integrated, real-time approach
-Steps to strengthening the connection between the business and supply networks
Supply planning at DISH: Spreadsheet jockeys to decision-makers
With a supply chain involving second-, third-, and fourth-level suppliers, the supply chain at DISH is incredibly complex.
Sid Powar from DISH shares the story of how their supply planning process for repair parts went from manually reviewing 10,000 parts on a daily or weekly basis across 500+ spreadsheets, to now focusing on just around 100 parts on a weekly basis with Anaplan, resulting in:
-Decreased time to plan, create, and share purchase orders with vendors from five weeks down to a few days
-Increased concentration on business-defined exceptions
-Transparency and time savings for their planners
Transforming finance: Plan globally, compete locally
Within large global companies, local regions usually have their preferred financial planning tools, drivers, and methods. However, those local regional tools and variations often make it both difficult and cost-prohibitive for the business to connect globally, which can lead to months-long consolidation cycles and a lack of visibility for senior executives who need that information to make decisions quickly.
In this webinar, David Naccarato, Senior Director of Finance with a top 15 global pharmaceuticals company, will share how his company has connected finance processes across Europe, the U.S., and Japan, transforming the company’s ability to think and plan globally—even as they compete locally. Additionally, Josh King, Practice Partner at Twelve Consulting, will share his insights into what it takes to connect plans across the business.
Sales operations: finding ways to work smarter
Annual sales planning season is just around the corner, and for sales operations teams that means long days and lonely nights iterating on the sales plan. In a recent sales planning survey, SiriusDecisions identified key areas where high-performing sales operations team are beating their competition to drive sales growth.
In this webinar with SiriusDecisions’ Research Director Dana Therrien learn practical approaches to organizing sales operations functions—as well as how to provide more bandwidth so you can optimize your sales planning process—and get your sales reps focused, faster.
Anaplan Webinar | Connected planning with Deloitte
In a recent Anaplan webinar, Ron Dimon, Managing Director of Planning and Analytics at Deloitte, shared the benefits of Deloitte’s Connected Planning framework.
Webinar: Creating motivating and personalized incentive plans
Sales compensation plans are traditionally designed around sales roles, and they assume every individual has the same motivations—which psychologists would disagree with. One of the great visions for sales compensation is to provide a level of personalization to sales comp plans to maximize the motivation of individual sales representatives.
As a result, more and more companies are tailoring their incentive plans to increase motivation in their sales reps and encourage desired sales behaviors. Join Steve Marley, co-author of The Future of Sales Compensation, in this webinar as he discusses how companies are enabling personalized incentives to benefit both the individual and the company.
Creating motivating and personalized incentive plans | webinar
Sales compensation plans are traditionally designed around sales roles, and they assume every individual has the same motivations—which psychologists would disagree with. One of the great visions for sales compensation is to provide a level of personalization to sales comp plans to maximize the motivation of individual sales representatives.
As a result, more and more companies are tailoring their incentive plans to increase motivation in their sales reps and encourage desired sales behaviors. Join Steve Marley, co-author of The Future of Sales Compensation, in this webinar as he discusses how companies are enabling personalized incentives to benefit both the individual and the company.
Connect the dots: Sonos achieves end-to-end supply chain visibility
In a recent webinar Sonos shared how they created a single source of truth for planning with automated data collection.
Connecting Supply Chain & Finance around Inventory Optimization with Deloitte
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