Target Brands, Inc.

Michael Staab

Tikhon Jelvis

Joshua Wing

Aashimi Bhatia

Abhijith Neerkaje

Manju Pandit

Molly S Brown

Adnan Hasanbhai

Vignesh J

Sayak Chowdhury

Anshika Chaurasia

Shriram Prabhu

Moritz Drexl

Cory Morris

Methods and systems for visualizing an inventory management and control. One method comprises receiving and aggregating inventory data from a plurality of nodes of a retail enterprise, scheduling a plurality of purchase orders for at least one item type based on the inventory data, generating inventory projections for the at least one item type based on the inventory data and the plurality of purchase orders, and rendering on a display, as part of a visualization tool user interface, a graphical view representing the inventory projections for the at least one item type, wherein the graphical view automatically updates based on inputs received for adjusting at least one purchase order of the plurality of purchase orders and inputs received for selecting at least one node or at least one group of nodes from the plurality of nodes.

Methods and systems for inventory planning and control

An interactive visualization tool for displaying metrics associated with inventory related output from a replenishment simulation for an enterprise supply chain is described. Predicted values for metrics associated with simulation output may be received on a per item, per node, per epoch basis for a plurality of items associated with the supply chain at a plurality of nodes of the supply chain over a plurality of epochs. A visualization tool user interface may be rendered that includes item and node menus enabling user selection of varying granularity levels for viewing the metrics. The metrics may be aggregated according to a presently selected level of granularity, and represented within a single graphical view of the user interface to visualize projected inventory positions of items across nodes of the supply chain. The aggregated metrics may include an expected projection and a worst-case projection for one or more types of the metrics.

User interface for visualizing output from supply chain replenishment simulation

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Michael Staab