This course provides systematic training in basic Aspen Demand Manager (DM) for demand planners. Detailed emphasis is placed on introducing and reviewing features and functions in Aspen Demand Manager including Data Management, Forecast Preparation and Generation, Plan Generation & Analysis, and Publishing. |
· This course is designed for demand planners who need to create a demand plan based on DM model results; as well as for other stakeholders who would like to better understand how DM helps you boost the efficiency of the demand planning process · Participants will typically have at least an entry level knowledge about demand forecasting and would like to learn how Aspen DM can greatly improve and optimize the planning workflow |
SCM103
2 day(s)
1.4
Introductory
· Get to know the workflow surrounding the demand planning process, and how Aspen Demand Manager (DM) can help you streamline this process · Understand what type of data is necessary to run DM and how to update these data · Navigate through the interfaces of the software · Prepare for the monthly demand consensus meeting. · Learn how a DM forecast is built and the different control settings involved · Analyze the newly generated demand plan via different summary reports · Export and publish the resulting plan |
· Instruction on main topics following the workflow of a Supply Chain Management process at the demand planning level · Hands-on problem-solving approach allows the student to gain an understanding of the key features of Aspen DM |
This course is recommended for planners with some knowledge of demand planning, as well as for different stakeholders who may be impacted by this process (for example, Sales and Product Management) |
1. Process Overview
2. Functionality Overview
3. Data Management
4. Monthly Forecast Preparation
5. Monthly Forecast Generation & Analysis
6. A Typical Quarter in the Life of a Demand Planner
7. Publishing the Demand Plan
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Aspen Technology, Inc. awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for training classes conducted by our organization. One CEU is granted for every 10 hours of class participation.