This blog is about why sales intelligence and demand planning outputs are different from each other. They add value to two very different stakeholder groups.
Monthly Archives: May 2021
Reducing stock outs of personal care & hygiene brands in store
Last week, we focussed on how to reduce stock outs of food & beverage brands in stores. This week we are focussing on personal care & home care brands. You may think that personal care & home care brands are immune to these fluctuations as consumer buying behaviour is a result of frequency of use …
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Reducing stock outs in stores
This blog focusses on how sales people can reduce out of stocks at supermarkets by considering their target consumer behaviour over the last year and how likely this is to change.
12+ months after Covid fuelled panic buying
More than a year after Covid fuelled stockpiling of necessities and grocery staples, we still see empty supermarket shelves. Many assume this is because of an increased focus on online sales by the large grocers, especially in the US, as evidenced by this article in Insight Grocery Business in March 2021. We’ve also seen similar …
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