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Predicting what customers will buy and when, has always been a challenge to businesses. Our goal remains to have what the customers want when they want it, but forecasting demand still  creates challenges.  The software industry has responded with advanced planning modules, a multitude of forecasting algorithms, and even the introduction artificial intelligence into the forecasting process.  With all these high-powered tools and the time and money invested by businesses, why

Supply Chain technology and processes have evolved from single echelon planning and fulfillment to multi- echelon networks to omni- channel networks.  While omni- channel enables the ability to engage the customer across multiple avenues at the same time, it falls short of the rapid predictive analytics capability necessary to provide the responsiveness that today’s customer expects.  These increased customer expectations have expedited the need for the capability to cost eff