Author: Bob Oord

Production Planning for Construction Products and Semi-Finished Goods

Production planning for construction products and semi-finished goods using AI, APS, and a Digital Twin. Create better production schedules and respond more quickly to changes.

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Production Planning for the Chemical Industry

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Production Planning for the Food Industry

The food industry places high demands on production planning. How do you deal with issues such as limited shelf life, fluctuating demand, strict food safety requirements, allergens, batch production, and...

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Infor APS vs. Planwisely APS: What Are the Differences?

You're looking for an Excel template for your production planning. Understandable. Excel is fast and cheap. But Excel works, until your production becomes more complex. And you'll reach that point...

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Production planning template Excel: why it hinders your planning (and what works better)

You're looking for an Excel template for your production planning. Understandable. Excel is fast and cheap. But Excel works, until your production becomes more complex. And you'll reach that point...

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Webinar: Digital Twin + AI for Optimal Production Planning

In this free webinar, discover how a Digital Twin and AI can optimize your production planning. Live demo, real-world case studies, and tips for managing real-time scenarios.

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Production Planning Trends 2026

Manufacturing planning is on the eve of a great leap forward. Discover the 8 most important trends for 2026.

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Production Planning Software: How to select the best tool for you

In this blog we explain how production planning software help you, what many standard tools usually can and cannot do, what a digital twin + AI adds.

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Data Refinery Amsterdam becomes Planwisely

Data Refinery Amsterdam is proud to announce that as of today it will continue under the new name Planwisely.

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