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Sales and Operations Planning from the Sales Person's Point of View
Program Code:
D-1
Date:
Sunday, September 14, 2008
Time:
10:15 AM to 11:30 AM
EST
SPEAKER
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John E. Boyer, Jr., President of J. E. Boyer Company Inc., has 34 years experience as a manufacturing professional, consultant, university educator, and APICS contributor. He has completed 36 sales and operations planning implementations in a wide variety of industries. Boyer has a BS-IE from Lehigh University, an MBA from Utah State University, and has spoken at 19 APICS International Conferences.
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SUBMITTER
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John E. Boyer, Jr., President of J. E. Boyer Company Inc., has 34 years experience as a manufacturing professional, consultant, university educator, and APICS contributor. He has completed 36 sales and operations planning implementations in a wide variety of industries. Boyer has a BS-IE from Lehigh University, an MBA from Utah State University, and has spoken at 19 APICS International Conferences.
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Description
Salespeople should play a more meaningful role in companies' sales and operations planning (S&OP) processes. This presentation will help participants understand their typical needs and address concerns. Most S&OP processes are operations driven, focusing on inventory and supply. However, the very best results-oriented S&OP processes have proper and timely input and review from the sales team. Having a sales perspective always helps the operations part of S&OP work better. This session addresses accountability, the sales forecasting process, account prioritization, data presentation, progress monitoring, performance measurement, time demands, and required skill sets. Plus, the presenter will discuss many street-smart tips for actively integrating sales into the S&OP process.
LEARNER OUTCOMES:
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Following this presentation, participants will be able to:
1. Understand what S&OP is and why it is important to the business.
2. Address the needs and concerns of sales people in the S&OP process
3. Begin preparing an implementation plan for improving S&OP relative to sales participation in their company.