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Patrick is a classic male given name of Latin origin meaning "nobleman", "patrician", or "of noble birth" Derived from the Roman name Patricius, which links back to pater (meaning "father")
Insights, ideas, and lessons from the front lines of supply chain transformation.

Patrick is a classic male given name of Latin origin meaning "nobleman", "patrician", or "of noble birth" Derived from the Roman name Patricius, which links back to pater (meaning "father")

Every few years, someone declares that consulting as we know it is about to collapse. The latest wave of commentary points to high fees, bloated teams, and the rapid advance of AI as reasons why big consulting firms are on shaky ground.

Across industries, planning transformations consume significant budgets, large consulting teams, and months of work, yet the outcome frequently falls short of expectations. Plans remain unstable, planners revert to spreadsheets, and the promised benefits never materialize.

For 30 years, we've been solving the wrong problem. We've spent billions on forecasting engines, demand sensing algorithms, and machine learning models—all designed to make our aggregate forecasts more accurate.

In many companies, and even more in consulting slideware, we still see RCCP treated as if it were a separate function from master planning.

Interactive Supply Chain Planning Explore a live, interactive simulation of multi-echelon inventory management across Factory, CDC, and LDC levels. See how rolling MRP recalculates receipts dynamically while respecting planning time fences.

April 2025 "Digital twin" has become one of the most abused buzzwords in the enterprise software space. ERP vendors promise it. APS systems market it. Consulting firms sell PowerPoints about it.
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