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Webinar: Sneak Preview to IBF's Demand Management Forum
Get a preview of the Demand Management Forum That will Take Place at IBF's Demand Planning & Forecasting: Best Practices Conference
The IBF presents the next installation of our Web Series free of charge!
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Date: Thursday, March 18, 2010
Time: 11:00 A.M. EST
Featured Speakers:
Michael Gilliland
Product Marketing Manager
SAS Institute, Inc.
Kevin Croteau
Demand Planning Manager
Ghirardelli Chocolate Company
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Sneak Preview to IBF's Demand Management Forum
To encourage multiple industries and organizations to share forecasting & planning knowledge and experiences with one another, the IBF will offer a Demand Management Forum at its upcoming Demand Planning & Forecasting: Best Practices Conference.
During this forum attendees will hear presentations from industry leaders such as the ones who will be speaking during this webinar. The goal will be for presenter and attendee alike to share common forecasting and planning issues in the following areas:
Topic 1: Applying Demand Management – Demand Sensing, Shaping, and Creation
Topic 2: What Management Must Know
Topic 3: Worst Practices in Demand Management
This webinar will offer a FREE sneak peak into what you can expect to find at IBF's Demand Management Forum.
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About Michael Gilliland:
Michael has worked in consumer products forecasting for over fifteen years. He has published in Supply Chain Management Review, Journal of Business Forecasting, Foresight: The International Journal of Applied Forecasting, APICS Magazine, and Inventory Reduction Report. Mike holds a BA in Philosophy from Michigan State University, and Master's degrees in Philosophy and Mathematical Sciences from Johns Hopkins University.
About Kevin Croteau
Kevin is the process owner of the demand planning department, developing improvement and identifying standards to support the new monthly forecasting process. New Process focuses on baseline Statistical Forecast, Assumptions Management, and Root Cause Analysis leading to an increase of 5-10 point increase in forecast accuracy. He obtained his MBA in Operations & Finance from the University of Connecticut.
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