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From DDMRP to the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise model (DDAE) - Feedback

Faced with current and future crises that are as major as they are unpredictable, the traditional processes of design, procurement, production and distribution of products and services, maintenance and end-of-life recovery, are being called into question.

Companies pioneering the DDMRP methodology, such as those featured in this article, embarked on the adventure after training focused on this single component of the Demand Driven Operating Model (DDOM) of the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise (DDAE). The formalization of the Adaptive S&OP and Demand Driven S&OP processes, as well as the complete description of the DDOM, with its different types of buffers, came later, and the books describing them will not be translated into French any time soon. That's why some of these French-speaking pioneers have been slow to get senior management on board, at the cost...