Building Demand-Driven Supply Chains with Reveal
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Key Takeaways
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Businesses employ a push-based supply chain strategy, driven by historical data or plant production capacity rather than effectively managing inventory to align with actual market demand.
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Transitioning to a pull-based supply chain strategy enhances business efficiency, promotes business agility, and optimizes operational planning.
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Reveal's proprietary methodology, oVo®, centered around value creation, assists enterprises in fine-tuning their procurement and manufacturing procedures to satisfy market demands.
Businesses employ a push-based supply chain strategy, driven by historical data or plant production capacity rather than effectively managing inventory to align with actual market demand. This approach often results in inefficiencies such as surplus raw materials, low inventory turnover, unproductive usage of storage space and ultimately leads to crisis management, reactive communication, and contributes to a production plan that doesn’t accurately reflect consumer demand.
In contrast, transitioning to a pull-based supply chain strategy enhances business efficiency by accurately responding to customer requirements. This method promotes business agility, optimizes operational planning, and allows the learning from discrepancies to improve forecast accuracy. Additionally, a pull system promotes a unified management approach, utilizing a single data set and assumptions for business decision-making. A pull supply chain can generate a number of benefits including production accuracy, real-time production, shorter lots/cycles, inventory optimization, waste reduction, insights-driven management and proactive communication. Reveal proprietary methodology, oVo®, centered around value creation, assists enterprises in fine-tuning their procurement and manufacturing procedures to satisfy market demands. This approach encourages organizations to rely on a unified, authoritative data source for improved decision-making and streamlined operations.