Blue Yonder Group, Inc.

Thierry Moisan

Eric Prescott-Gagnon

Yossiri Adulyasak

Benoît Rochon

Vincent Raymond

A system and method are disclosed for an inventory planner that generates an inventory policy using any form of demand distributions, non-linear cost functions and/or multiple target measures of service levels, while taking into account a supply order lead time, such as, for example, a static or stochastic supply order lead time. The inventory policy generated by the inventory planner comprises an optimal and reproducible solution to one or more supply chain planning problems.

Distribution-independent inventory approach under multiple service level targets

A system and method are disclosed including a computer and a processor and memory. The computer receives option constraint limiting values of a second option parameter based on a value for a first option parameter, wherein the first option parameter and the second option parameter comprise mix rates for options for a configuration. The computer further generates an interactive element for setting values of the first option parameter and an interactive element for setting the value for the second option parameter and displays the one or more interactive elements. The computer still further, in response to a value being set for the first option parameter, calculates limits for the values of the second option parameters and prevents the interactive element for setting the value for the second option parameter to be set to values outside of the calculated limits.

System and method of user interface for automotive production planning

A system and method are disclosed for searching alternate inventory policies from an initial inventory policy of an inventory of one or more supply chain entities to a target inventory policy by receiving a current state of items in a supply chain network determining an initial inventory policy comprising a reorder point and a target quantity, identifying one or more provisional inventory policies calculating a cost, a fill rate, and a no-stockout probability, and transporting items among the one or more supply chain entities to restock the inventory.

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Montréal, Canada

Thierry Moisan