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Supply Chain Executive Command Center (Power BI)

Pre-built, production-ready .pbix template with integrated data model for OTIF, SKU velocity, stockout forecasting, inventory turnover, and landed cost analytics.

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Supply Chain Executive Command Center (Power BI)
## Turnkey Power BI Supply Chain Command Center A production-grade Power BI dashboard template engineered for executive leadership and operational managers. ### Included KPI Modules: - **OTIF (On-Time In-Full) Scorecard:** Supplier and customer delivery performance tracking. - **Inventory Turnover & DIO:** Days Inventory Outstanding calculated by SKU classification (ABC/XYZ). - **Stockout Early Warning Radar:** Predictive stockout velocity alerts based on 30/60/90-day demand run rates. - **Landed Cost & Gross Margin Breakdown:** Reconciles shipping, duties, warehousing, and purchase costs against selling prices. ### How to Deploy: 1. Download the `.pbix` file. 2. Open in Power BI Desktop. 3. Edit the Data Source Parameters to point to your SQL Database, ERP, or Excel folder.
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Ashraful Haque

Process Improvement Consultant & Operations Specialist with expertise in Lean Six Sigma, financial workflows, and business intelligence systems.

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