
A 3-day code-along on the analytics behind Sales & Operations Planning. Build the full chain (Demand Forecast → Production Plan → Materials Schedule) using retail data in Python.
Available until July 6.
75 mins each day · No prior coding experience required.

Your First Name
Biggest frustration with your S&OP?
What do you do in supply chain?
1
Forecast the Demand
Turn sales data into a 12-month forecast by identifying seasonality, comparing models, and measuring accuracy.
2
Adjust the Forecast and Plan Production
Use Generative AI to analyze earnings-call insights, adjust the statistical forecast, and translate it into production and inventory decisions.
3
Plan the Materials
Use the Bill of Materials (BOM) to translate the production plan into component requirements, order quantities, and purchase-order dates.
Your S&OP Meeting Shouldn’t Be a Battle of Opinions.
Sales arrives with an ambitious forecast nobody can fully explain.
Operations still doesn’t know how much to produce, when to produce it, or how much inventory to build.
Procurement finds out too late and has to expedite materials at triple the cost.
The problem isn’t your team.
The problem is that a forecast was never turned into an executable plan.
In this three-day challenge, you’ll connect demand, capacity, and materials from the data up into one clear S&OP plan for your business.
Researchers and educators driven by one principle:
Competence builds proof. Proof builds confidence. Confidence creates impact.
Together, they help supply chain professionals use analytics to replace uncertainty with clearer, stronger decisions.

Another reason to join this challenge.
In the last live challenge, we worked through a supply chain analytics case from data cleaning to analysis, simulation, and designing inventory policies.
The Python notebooks, the dataset, and a working method for connecting Demand Forecast → Forecast Adjustment + Production Plan → BOM + Materials Schedule
Yes, for registered participants, for a limited time.
Supply chain and operations practitioners who are curious about analytics but aren't specialists.
Demand Planners
S&OP Managers
Supply Chain Managers
Operations Professionals
Procurement and Materials Planners
...
If you sit in S&OP meetings or feel the consequences of them, this challenge is for you.
No. You'll follow the guided sessions even if you’ve never used Python before.
Be ready for the challenge.
You want a better answer than "last year plus ten percent." You're tired of being blindsided by shortages that, in hindsight, were predictable.
You want sharper data analytics skills that solve problems.
You want your work to influence decisions.
Then this challenge is for you.
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