Demand-Driven Replenishment

Demand-driven tactical planning involves planning and stocking inventory based on the actual demand by structuring a demand-driven material requirements planning (DDMRP) buffer network. It also includes creating strategically placed inventory buffers to reduce a bullwhip effect, identifying the recommended decoupling points for products, and determining the recommended buffer size. 

The application enhances management of all components of DDMRP process:

1. Buffer positioning
2. Buffer sizing
3. Dynamic adjustments
4. Demand-driven planning
5. Visible and collaborative execution

This process ensures the optimum amount of inventory given the actual demand, rather than forecasts.