The Other ‘F’ Word: Demand Sensing Implementation

We have all gained valuable learnings by trying, failing, improving; and trying, failing, and improving again.

But what if we make those leanings transparent, exchanging the precious lessons so we don’t make the same mistakes again?

The other “F” word is designed for those who are all about failing fast but learning faster. It’s a 60 mins, open and transparent discussion about our failures, and most importantly, how can we all learn from this failure moving forward?

During this roundtable, we would like to discuss:

• Failures in Demand Sensing Implementation

This session will be led by Elena Gorbunova, Business Process Owner Demand Planning at Henkel.

*** This special event will not be recorded. So if you want to learn from your peers’ failures and share your learnings too, you must be a part of the discussion.

So, what is a roundtable?

This roundtable is a 1-hour knowledge sharing session in which a limited group of people <12 will engage in a discussion around the topic of the month. The session is facilitated by an industry expert in which diverse groups of innovators come to share knowledge, discuss challenges, learn new things, and meet new people. The session will be highly interactive and collaborative, with a fresh twist.

We keep the agenda simple:

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

Why should I register?

• Immerse yourself in a global community of professionals who are passionate about digitally transforming their businesses.
• Learn a new tool and creative process that you can bring back to your team to collaborate and brainstorm together.

If you enjoy webinars, but you are missing the benefits of in-person collaboration and conversation – be prepared to use this full hour by actively engaging on both Zoom and our creative end-of-the-session program.

Who is it for: Focus is on industry practitioners in Supply Chains and Planning, but this topic is relevant for a broad range of industries and functional departments.