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Topic: Forecasting
Sort Desciption: We also provide e-learning options for smaller groups. Classes include New Hire Retail Induction Essentials of Merchandise Management Forecasting and Replenishment Supply Chain Management and Sales ...
Content Inside: FORECASTING REPLENISHMENT & ALLOCATION 2007 December 12th 2007 Atlanta Airport GA Helping retailers do business more effectively. Helping suppliers sell to and partner with retailers. Improve in-stocks increase sales and reduce stockholdings at the same time COURSE LEADER COURSE OVERVIEW COURSE OBJECTIVES This course will consist of a combination of instructor-led discussion practical exercises and lectures led by a forecasting replenishment and allocation expert. It will provide detailed and practical guidance on current best practice and techniques. WHO SHOULD ATTEND? IN COMPANY TRAINING The following groups will benefit: from this program: Merchandise managers and their teams. Allocators. Distributors. Retail executives wishing to evaluate the scope for improvement in their current processes. IT executives involved in designing or selecting systems for forecasting replenishment or allocation. Vendors marketing forecasting and replenishment systems to retailers. MARTEC International All delegates will receive a very detailed class manual to provide valuable support after the course. Martec delivers in-company training based on our extensive library of programs which can be customised to meet specific needs. We also provide e-learning options for smaller groups. Classes include New Hire Retail Induction Essentials of Merchandise Management Forecasting and Replenishment Supply Chain Management and Sales Assistant Customer Service and Selling Skills. For more information please call Liz Hedbergon 770 392 9664 or liz_hedberg@martec- international.com. Review the logic for deciding how much stock you need Examine the different approaches to Forecasting Allocation and Replenishment Identify strategies for managing inventories in the supply chain To review how and when to use different forecasting and replenishment methods To be able to identify the considerations for reducing inventory investment while improving customer service level ...
