Integrated resource planning
Optimal resource planning is essential for organizations. Effective planning requires clear insight into future demand and supply, which is crucial for collaborating with suppliers, reserving production capacity, and planning personnel and resources.
Risk management and safety margins
At various stages in the planning process, disruptions can occur. To manage these risks, many organizations incorporate safety margins. The costs associated with these margins must be carefully weighed against the impact of not being able to deliver. For instance, consider the costs incurred when a flight cannot depart due to missing cabin crew, including passenger rebooking expenses and the negative impact on customer satisfaction.
While safety margins are beneficial, they can also mask inefficiencies. It's crucial to identify and address these issues effectively.
Software for workforce planning
The market offers various software packages for workforce planning. While these packages offer benefits such as focus on specific applications or markets and ongoing development, they can sometimes fall short in practice. This is particularly evident in organizations where the planning of materials, personnel, and their qualifications are interconnected and heavily dependent on many (external) variables. Such organizations require a high degree of flexibility.
Benefits of integrated resource planning
Conclusion Intelligence assists clients daily in optimizing their processes through integrated resource planning and management. We utilize the latest technologies and methods in business intelligence and artificial intelligence to make data accessible, enhance insights, and improve the effectiveness of process planning and control.
As a result, we deliver the following benefits to our clients:
- Sharper planning by leveraging and combining various proprietary and open data sources.
- Proactive identification of trends (including trend breaks and seasonal influences).
- Improved communication through integration of multiple software packages.
- Reduced error susceptibility by minimizing human intervention in (automated) planning.
- Personnel cost savings through better alignment of demand and supply.
- More efficient use of resources by gaining enhanced insights into location and availability of materials.