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22/02/2021

Are you looking for a flexible, scalable solution to grow your business? Visit our blog to discover how inventory management software can help you. - https://bit.ly/3qmahaF

If your business is relatively small, you might not think it's worthwhile investing in a high-grade inventory management software system, but that is where you are wrong! Read on to find out why.

29/01/2021

Launching new products takes a lot of consideration and planning. Visit our blog to see how investing in a business planning solution can help the launch of new products. - https://bit.ly/3oV5vAv

Are you launching a new product? If so, take a look at this article to see how investing in business planning software can help you.

18/01/2021

Forecasting plays a huge role in many businesses. But why is it so important? Visit our blog to see why forecasting is so important for business efficiency. - https://bit.ly/2Xi36nb

Without forecasting, businesses could miss out on valuable sales opportunities, so we've put together a list of several different types of forecasting in this article.

11/01/2021

A good projection needs to look at multiple points in the distance, both short and long term. Visit our blog to discover 5 causes of bad forecasting and what you can do to avoid them. - https://bit.ly/3rN1pw9

In this article, we look at five reasons why your forecasting may be more of an optimistic oracle than an evidence-based projection.

04/01/2021

There are many things in business that are guaranteed to generate sleepless nights. Don’t let inventory management be one. Visit our blog to discover the importance of inventory management in an organisation. - https://bit.ly/3niejiX

In this article, we take a look at why inventory management matters, and how you can ensure that you make the right choices.

01/01/2021

Happy New Year from everyone at Reflex Planning Solutions! We hope you all have a good year! #2021

25/12/2020

Merry Christmas from everyone at Reflex Planning Solutions! We hope you have a lovely day!

17/12/2020

Demand forecasting can be summed up in a single word: knowledge. Knowledge of what has happened, what is happening, and what will be happening further down the road. Visit our blog to learn 5 ways demand forecasting can improve profitability. - https://bit.ly/33T5R22

Here are five ways that demand forecasting can improve your business' profit in 2020!

10/12/2020

If you’re using an outdated inventory management system, it’s time to upgrade. Using high-quality software will revolutionise your operations and help you smash your targets. Visit our blog to learn more about how using inventory management software can help your business. - https://bit.ly/2VfTNCZ

In this article, we show you how introducing inventory management software to your business will help you in many ways, including meeting your inventory targets.

02/12/2020

It’s a busy time of year and we know that Christmas can also bring unwanted gifts in the form of unhappy staff, dissatisfied customers, frustrated suppliers and increased costs if you aren’t well-prepared. Visit our blog to learn how implementing a forecasting solution before Christmas can help your business. - https://bit.ly/3lW0pCx

This article looks at the importance of getting your stock prepared for each seasonal event, especially Christmas.

23/11/2020

If you use an ineffective demand forecasting method, you could be creating problems for the future. Visit our blog to find out why failing to forecast demand accurately is bad for business. - https://bit.ly/2IxelEF

If you use an ineffective demand forecasting method, you could be creating problems for the future. Let's take a look at the issue – and the solution – in more depth in this article.

16/11/2020

Are you looking for ways to improve performance, make customers happier, and reduce costs? Here are 4 signs you need better inventory management. - https://bit.ly/35bnif0

In this article we explore the top 4 signs your company needs better inventory management, including details of stock shortages & quantity discrepancies.