Advanced, global and integrated - this is the future of demand planning. From 27 – 29 September, the international pharma community will come together at IQPC’s International Advanced - Integrated - Global Replenishment & Demand Planning Conference in Berlin to discuss the challenges in forecasting, demand scheduling and inventory management with market leaders.
There is still time to register for the event, at which delegates will find out how to:
• implement a multi level replenishment system and redesign complex global planning structures
• handle special demands and react in difficult planning situations like tender businesses or rest of the world planning
• reinforce demand forecasts at various levels in the product pipeline by making the pipeline and the inventories visible, determine safety stocks and set the right KPIs
A highlight on day one of the conference will be the presentation by Walter Ott, Global Replenishment Project Leader at Pfizer Inc., about special valuated functions in a global replenishment system, including issues regarding data-sensitive replenishment and configurable exception messaging.
On 28 September, Prasad V Saraph from Bayer HealthCare AG will discuss the necessity of supply chain communities and how these can be formed and maintained.
Delegates can further intensify their knowledge of tender risks, sales and operation inventory planning, end-to-end global replenishment and demand planning by taking part in various workshops on 29 September lead by the Heads of Replenishment and Supply Chain at Novartis Pharma AG, Celegen Corp., Amgen Europe GmbH and Pfizer Inc.
Further information and the full conference program are available on www.replenishment-conference.com.
There is still time to register for the event, at which delegates will find out how to:
• implement a multi level replenishment system and redesign complex global planning structures
• handle special demands and react in difficult planning situations like tender businesses or rest of the world planning
• reinforce demand forecasts at various levels in the product pipeline by making the pipeline and the inventories visible, determine safety stocks and set the right KPIs
A highlight on day one of the conference will be the presentation by Walter Ott, Global Replenishment Project Leader at Pfizer Inc., about special valuated functions in a global replenishment system, including issues regarding data-sensitive replenishment and configurable exception messaging.
On 28 September, Prasad V Saraph from Bayer HealthCare AG will discuss the necessity of supply chain communities and how these can be formed and maintained.
Delegates can further intensify their knowledge of tender risks, sales and operation inventory planning, end-to-end global replenishment and demand planning by taking part in various workshops on 29 September lead by the Heads of Replenishment and Supply Chain at Novartis Pharma AG, Celegen Corp., Amgen Europe GmbH and Pfizer Inc.
Further information and the full conference program are available on www.replenishment-conference.com.
