Towards great challenge in sales and operation planning
Claudia Raluca Tudorie, Theodor Borangiu
Abstract
Claudia Raluca Tudorie, Theodor Borangiu
Abstract
This paper addresses the issue of successful Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) in Supply Chain Management. S&OP is a monthly process which consists in several steps, and involves a lot of roles inside a company. The paper offers a survey of ideas and best practices for a successful sales and production plan. Last section presents a case study of a laboratory-based manufacturing cell. The S&OP process in this system is supported by software architecture which incorporates subsystems for demand-planning and supply-planning. An S&OP workbench is also supported. Using this system, various system components need to be synchronized for best performance.
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This paper addresses the issue of successful Sales and Operations Planning (S&OP) in Supply Chain Management. S&OP is a monthly process which consists in several steps, and involves a lot of roles inside a company. The paper offers a survey of ideas and best practices for a successful sales and production plan. Last section presents a case study of a laboratory-based manufacturing cell. The S&OP process in this system is supported by software architecture which incorporates subsystems for demand-planning and supply-planning. An S&OP workbench is also supported. Using this system, various system components need to be synchronized for best performance.
Key concepts: Sales and operations planning, Workbench, Sales management, Plan (archaeology), Process (computing), Process management, Computer science, Production planning