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Most industry professionals want to manage a deterministic world by eliminating the factors beyond their control as much as possible while managing their businesses. They aim to reduce the probability of being affected by the disruptions, in other words, their risk.
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ICRON's Supply Chain Services Director Melis Teksan is explaining how to meet increasing demand in the market and ease the tension within your organization with ICRON Customer Centric Supply Chain Planning.
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Building a customer centric supply chain can be intricate; however, there are ways to transform the supply chain planning to become resilient and to sustain the company's growth.
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Are you managing your inventory correctly? We reveal the four telltale signs that your company has an inventory management issue.
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In the fast-paced, ultracompetitive automotive manufacturing industry, time is money as disruptions in production can lead to costly delays and dissatisfied customers. To ensure ongoing productivity and profitability, manufacturers must have the capability to create feasible...
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Manufacturing companies are in the urge of becoming more and more customer centric these days. Becoming customer centric in manufacturing focuses on putting the customers at the heart of the whole business and manufacturing processes.
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Here are the 5 biggest supply chain cost drivers! Find out how you can minimize these costs and boost profit through optimized decisions.
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Optimization is not the only algorithmic tool that supply chain companies need to solve their planning and decision-making problems. Discover the full toolbox...
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Vestel's Deputy General Manager shares his thoughts about their long-term partnership with ICRON on Sales and Operations & and Integrated Planning modules.
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As if meeting and managing unlimited needs with limited resources is the main concern of economics, in the supply chain, we can call these limited resources constraints. The main constraints in the supply chain process can be time, machinery, capital, stocking area, human resources, the level of knowledge, and infrastructure. Constraints can be divided into two categories: operational and financial.
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ICRON Demand empowers businesses to navigate uncertainty through accurate forecasting using AI-driven methods that take into consideration historical data, reaTime updates, and fast adaptation to changing market conditions and disruptions.
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