The Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise Introduction

THE DEMAND DRIVEN ADAPTIVE ENTERPRISE INTRODUCTION

Businesses are dying faster than ever as they fail to drive adaptation to an increasingly more complex and volatile set of circumstances. Management is starving for relevant information, much of which is obscured and distorted by antiquated models, methods, rules and tools held over from decades past. What will it take to change this?

It's time to get your team started with a Demand Driven transformation! This workshop reveals a new management framework that enables a flow-based system of management to drive return on investment performance and adaptation for sustainability and improvement in the longer range. The new framework is called the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise (DDAE) Model.

Bring the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise Introduction to your executive team! If you have a team that wants to explore a new way to think about S&OP, we will send one of our endorsed instructors to you. Contact us about options.

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PROGRAM CONTENT

Part 1: The Need for Flow

The Compelling Need for Change
Leadership’s Challenge in Maintaining Coherence
Connecting Coherence, ROI and the Concept of Flow
The Missing Element for Flow

Part 2: The Search for More Relevant Information

The Prerequisites for Relevant Information
Convention’s Failure to Produce Relevant Information

Part 3: An Introduction to the Demand Driven Adaptive Model

Relevant Ranges in the DDAE Model
Flow-Based Operations
Flow-Based Metrics
Tactical Reconciliation

Part 4: The Demand Driven Operating Model

The Power of Decoupling
A New Way to Generate Supply Orders (DDMRP)
A New Way to Schedule Capacity
A New Way to Execute

Part 5: Demand Driven Sales and Operations Planning

The Roles of Tactical Reconciliation
Adapting the Operating Model
Tactical Profit Exploitation
What if Scenario Planning

Part 6: Adaptive Sales and Operations Planning

The Starting Assumptions With Adaptive S&OP
The Seven Steps of Adaptive S&OP

Part 7: Becoming a Demand Driven Enterprise

The Five Stages of the DDAE Model
Adaptive Systemic Thinking
Getting Started – Things a Team Can do Immediately