Software Selection: Selecting the right tool when it comes to next-gen planning

Rolling out a new planning tool, enabling end-to-end supply chain capabilities, requires an enterprise-wide commitment. Across all time horizons, doing that globally requires a strong belief in the art of the possible. Bridging those together requires selecting the right technology and partners to convert vision into reality.

Doing so will enable the enterprise to:

• Bring together internal and external data to create new levels of insight
• Connect functions on a single platform that also connects throughout the upstream supply chain
• Explore the scenarios that evaluate what matters most to the business

The discussion drivers will be: Tanguy Caillet , SVP Global Industry Solutions at o9 Solutions, and Stephan de Barse , EVP at o9 Solutions.

Why should you register?

If you’re missing the collaboration and conversational elements from a webinar, then a roundtable might be a great option for you. Be ready to deep-dive into different topics related to digital transformation and have a high-quality discussion with your peers. We host both industry-specific and cross-industry roundtables so there’s always a topic to interest you.

Who is it for?

All functions that have an interest in exploring and discussing next-gen planning tool selection

We keep the agenda simple:

1. Introductions
2. Setting the scene
3. Group discussion
4. Networking

In a recent roundtable event, aim10x innovators discussed how to select the right tools and software for next-generation planning. Tanguy Caillet and Stephan DeBarse led the discussion where everyone shared great insights about how companies are transitioning from legacy planning technologies to next-generation planning platforms. 

The roundtable discussed the challenges of meeting the needs of internal stakeholders as well as the potential constraints in improving planning capabilities. 

Check out this snippet below where Stephan shares a great example of his process for making a business case to gain stakeholder and executive buy-in on a program that would streamline planning and execution.