SAP IBP
All Dataleo news, jobs, analyses and tutorials around SAP IBP in Supply Chain and Operations.
Jobs (13)
SAP Supply Chain Planning / IBP Manager
SAP Supply Chain Planning / IBP Senior Consultant
Manager, Business Consulting — Planning
Manager — SAP IBP Advisory
The role is relevant to IBP architecture, master-data ownership and the boundary between advisory design and governed system implementation.
Solution Lead — Plan to Forecast
The role is relevant to ownership of planning architecture, integration and governance across forecast, demand and enterprise-system workflows.
The role is relevant where planning, supplier collaboration and execution are positioned as one governed decision environment.
The role is relevant because it connects SAP IBP, S&OP, demand, inventory and supply planning with governed decision processes.
Planning Solution Architect
The role is highly relevant to APS architecture because it connects Kinaxis Maestro, SAP IBP, Oracle SCP and Blue Yonder with governed planning decisions, data and operational systems.
Demand Planning & AI Solutions Specialist
This position sits in the governed middle layer between the business process, forecasting engine and APS. Its value will depend on documenting rules, controlling overrides and embedding recommendations into the planning cycle.
AI Supply Chain Consultant
SAP IBP Supply Chain Planning Consultant – S&OP/S&OE
This job is a useful signal for Supply Chain Planning because it focuses less on system implementation alone and more on the operational end-user layer of SAP IBP. The role sits where planning tools, recurring routines and business decisions meet.
For planning leaders, the interesting point is governance of the weekly and monthly decision cycle: which alerts matter, which KPIs trigger escalation, who owns the short-term response plan, and how planning data becomes trusted enough to support S&OE and S&OP decisions consistently.
News (1)
SAP prepares a new Integrated Business Planning sneak preview for June 22
SAP Integrated Business Planning documentation indicates a new sneak preview planned for June 22, 2026. The preview is intended to expose upcoming IBP business applications and configuration starting points.
The planning relevance is not only feature discovery. It is how new applications affect process ownership, model configuration, planning versions and integration with ERP and analytics.
Planning leaders should review preview content against their own decision architecture: which decision changes, what data is required, who owns configuration and how the capability will be governed before production use.
Insights (6)
From Forecast Accuracy to Connected AI-Assisted Planning in CPG
Read more →AI Agents Need More Than Intelligence: Why Feedback Loops Will Define the Future of Supply Chain Decision-Making
Lessons from Ralph Loops and goal-seeking AI for supply chain analytics and operational execution
Read more →From Bots to Agentic Supply Chains: Why the Next Competitive Advantage Will Be Decision Augmentation, Not Full Automation
Lessons from Christo Delport’s analysis of AI bots, agents, and the future of supply chain intelligence
Read more →AI-Native Organizations Are Coming Faster Than Most Supply Chains Expect
What Anthropic’s Founder’s Playbook reveals about the future of planning, decision-making, and operational work
Read more →Jean-François Nordmann sees vibe coding creating a two-speed Supply Chain planning market
Enterprise APS platforms and lightweight business-built applications may coexist
Read more →DataLeo’s project portfolio illustrates the changing role of independent Supply Chain transformation advisors
Planning, systems and operating-model work across multiple industries
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