Supply planning focuses on areas of supply network design (production planning, distribution planning and facility sizing),route planning, capacity planning,
warehousing, inventory optimization and material requirement planning (MRP). Whereas the demand planning focuses on forecasting and studying the demand patterns.
Each industry has their own unique needs both in supply planning and demand planning. For example, quick commerce may need to have istribution centers (called as dark stores) that are small, but they are many and are very close to customers. Whereas a generic
ecommerce firm, given its relatively longer lead time, may have distribution centers that are few but relatively bigger.
Similarly, the demand planning has different demand patterns. A pharmaceutical firm that focuses on cardiology may need not have a lot of seasonality in their demand, but a company that is into fast fashion may do.
We at ORMAE, on account of being involved with multiple industries and clients have developed an organizational knowledge that we leverage to understand and cater to our clients. And we would be happy to discuss if you have a unique problem that you would like us to consult about. Sharing below a few use cases that we have delivered.
Case Study | Category | Industry | Expertise |
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Enhancing Inventory Management with Accurate Demand Forecasting | Data Analytics | Retail | Supply Chain |
Supply Chain Optimization for Life Sciences & Pharma Company | Operations Research | Life Sciences | Supply Chain |
Vessel Routing & Scheduling for Maritime Company | Operations Research | Maritime | Supply Chain |
Food Delivery Optimization for Food ECommerce Company | Operations Research | E-Commerce, Food Delivery | Supply Chain |
Annual Sales Planning For An Indian Cement Manufacturer | Operations Research | Cement | Supply Chain |
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