Creating successful supply chain planning transformations in the consumer industry

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Think differently about SCP transformations and, in doing so, move into a better future for supply chains

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Consumer industry companies operate in a highly volatile and uncertain environment with increasing market pressure and disruptions. At the same time, they need to stay competitive, attract talent and increase efficiency.

To achieve these goals, they need to integrate agility, resilience and sustainability into their supply chains.

In this environment, operational efficiency is critical to business success, effectiveness and supply chain planning. When done well, supply chain planning is the enabler to unlock that efficiency, delivering significant business value.

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