The trouble with comparing supply chain forecasting tools is most comparison lists don’t differentiate between two very different needs. They’ll put a specific forecasting and analytics product right beside a massive planning suite and assume they’re reviewing the same thing.
Talk to a handful of people who run supply chain operations (like I have) and you start to see how odd that is. If your S&OP process works but planners don’t trust the forecasts going into it, you probably don’t need to replace your whole technology stack.
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