DMS Webinar Series - Part 2
Part 2 of our Webinar Series is here! Brought to you by ASCLA (Australian Supply Chain & Logistics of Australia) Presented by Demand Management Systems.
Borderless Planning in Practice: How AI Reduces Cycle Time and Improves Decisions.
🗓 Wednesday, 22 April, 2026
🕛 12:00 – 1:00 PM ADST
AI won’t replace planners, but it can reduce decision latency.
This ASCLA Webinar brought to you by DMS shows how borderless planning works in practice, using AI to speed decisions, improve visibility and cut planning cycle time.
About This Event
AI is changing supply chain planning, but not in the way most marketing suggests. The biggest opportunity is not replacing planners, but reducing decision latency by improving how work, information and accountability move across systems, teams and partners.
In this second ASCLA webinar delivered by DMS, we translate the idea of borderless planning into practical patterns you can apply immediately. This session builds directly on Session 1, moving from diagnosis to action.
We will explore three high-value AI use cases that directly address planning friction:
- Exception triage that prioritises what actually needs human attention.
- Scenario comparison that accelerates trade-off decisions.
- Workflow orchestration that routes decisions with context, visibility and auditability.
We will cover the guardrails that matter, including data readiness, governance, explainability and decision rights, so AI strengthens trust rather than undermines it.
Presented By: Elton Brown & Alice Brimicombe
Elton, Senior Consultant at DMS and Adjunct Lectuer at the University of Sydney. Elton is a passionate advocate for smarter, technology driven supply chains.Â
Alice, Business Development Director at DMS and Vice President of the ASCLA.Â
We hope you can join us for Part 2 of this informative and insightful Series.
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