Info Session for DDBrix Workshop
Join us on ZOOM at 6:00pm for ASCM Toronto Chapter's information session on the upcoming DDBrix Workshop
Are you seeking fresh, practical ways to tackle inventory challenges and improve supply chain responsiveness? Discover the power of Demand Driven Material Requirements Planning (DDMRP) in our interactive, one-day workshop—designed for busy professionals who want to see immediate impact without a steep learning curve.
What Makes This Workshop Different?
This introductory DDMRP workshop is hands-on and focused on demonstration, not dense theory. Through a dynamic group exercise, you’ll witness firsthand how DDMRP principles streamline planning, buffer against supply disruptions, and drive better business outcomes. No prior in-depth knowledge is required—just bring your curiosity!
In short, DDMRP offers a modern, agile alternative that’s especially beneficial for organizations facing high market volatility or unpredictable demand.
DDMRP vs. MRP: Key Differences
|
Feature |
Traditional MRP |
DDMRP |
|
Planning Basis |
Forecast-driven (“push” system) |
Demand-driven (“pull” system) |
|
Inventory Management |
Uses forecasts to push inventory through supply chain, often leading to excess or shortages |
Buffers strategically in real time based on actual demand to reduce variability and stockouts |
|
Lead Times |
Assumes static lead times; less adaptable |
Dynamically adjusts for real-world disruptions |
|
Responsiveness |
Lower – slow to react to new demand/supply variation |
Higher – responds rapidly to real-time signals |
|
Planning Process |
Tightly coupled supply/demand; forecast errors amplify throughout chain (“bullwhip effect”) |
Decouples demand from supply at critical points, absorbing volatility and improving flow |
|
Operational Usage |
Detailed, fixed schedules; relies on manual intervention in volatile conditions |
Visual, buffer-based control and replenishment; quick, intuitive adjustments possible |
You will:
- Participate in an engaging simulation that reveals the direct impact of DDMRP on real-world supply chain challenges.
- Learn how leading companies use DDMRP to transition from reactive to proactive supply chain management.
- Leave with an actionable understanding of how demand-driven methods can drive immediate improvements.
Tickets
$0.00 ASCM Toronto Chapter Members
$0.00 Non Members or Guests
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