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How to integrate a S&OP Game plan ?
NaXe
Member Posts: 4
Hello,
I try to understand clearly how to integrate a S&OP game plan within Navision. Actualy, I receive only partial answers from my Navision partner.
Where to put sales forecast ?
How to link sales backlog and sales forecasts (demand forecast) to a production forecast plan ?
You see, these are basic questions, but the it's hard to receive answers...
If somebody have experience or documentation or manuals, your are welcome !!!
I'm reading actually "Managing Your Supply Chain using Microsoft Navision" form Scott Hamilton, but the book don't explain how to apply the concepts.
From a new Navision's supporter.
Regards,
Paolo
I try to understand clearly how to integrate a S&OP game plan within Navision. Actualy, I receive only partial answers from my Navision partner.
Where to put sales forecast ?
How to link sales backlog and sales forecasts (demand forecast) to a production forecast plan ?
You see, these are basic questions, but the it's hard to receive answers...
If somebody have experience or documentation or manuals, your are welcome !!!
I'm reading actually "Managing Your Supply Chain using Microsoft Navision" form Scott Hamilton, but the book don't explain how to apply the concepts.
From a new Navision's supporter.
Regards,
Paolo
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