Speed Up Your Life Sciences And Supply Chain Optimization
Supply chain disruptions can have an outsized impact on life sciences companies like pharmaceutical and bio-engineering. SAS Analytics for life sciences provides easy access to scalable analytical forecasting so you can gain insight into disruptions, make important decisions faster and enhance your competitive advantage. Find out more by downloading this infographic.
How can SAS Analytics improve demand forecasting?
SAS Analytics offers agile short-term forecasting techniques that enable businesses to forecast demand with greater accuracy. By combining internal and external data, SAS helps refine forecast confidence and powers pre-built analytic models, allowing companies to respond quickly to changing demand patterns.
What benefits can companies expect from using SAS cloud analytics?
Implementing SAS cloud analytics can lead to rapid supply chain stability and quantifiable business value. Companies can expect improved on-shelf performance, optimized stock levels, reduced inventory carrying costs, and enhanced customer service through consistent product availability, all while adapting to fluctuating demand.
How has Nestlé benefited from SAS Analytics?
Nestlé has embedded SAS Analytics into its demand planning processes, resulting in improved demand accuracy and reduced overstock. With 450 trained users worldwide, Nestlé has been able to produce the right products in the right quantities, leading to increased sales and better product availability for consumers.
Speed Up Your Life Sciences And Supply Chain Optimization
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