J.D. Redmon

In a world where customer demands are rising and budgets are tightening, operational leaders face a tough mandate: scale faster, deliver more — all without growing the team. If you’re feeling the pressure to expand capabilities without expanding payroll, this eBook is your roadmap to making it happen. “How to Scale Operations Without Scaling Your Payroll” is a practical, executive-ready eBook from OrderEase that explores how modern logistics leaders are optimizing performance, increasing output, and driving growth — all without adding to their headcount.   Download this ebook to: Get a blueprint for smarter scaling in a tight labor market Learn how to stretch your team’s impact without overworking them Discover smart automation – Learn how to turn messy emails and PDFs into structured data that flows seamlessly into your systems.   Whether you’re a logistics leader, operations executive, or eCommerce manager, this eBook will help you take your operations further — efficiently, sustainably, and strategically.   Download the ebook here to learn more  

In a rapidly evolving global supply chain landscape, SAP’s David Vallejo believes the most exciting innovations are happening in planning—and that the industry is entering a fundamentally new era. At the Gartner Supply Chain Planning Summit 2025 in Denver, Vallejo, who leads global product marketing for SAP’s supply chain portfolio, joined Scott Luton to discuss how planning is transforming, why data now sits at the center of competitiveness, and what SAP is doing to help organizations make faster, more confident decisions.   A Shift From ERP-Centric to Data-Centric Vallejo described his team’s role as one that constantly scans the market—identifying trends, customer expectations, and the problems companies will need to solve next. Those insights help shape new innovations across the SAP ecosystem. He noted that SAP has moved decisively from an ERP-centric worldview to a data-centric one. This shift is essential, he argued, because the biggest advantage in modern planning lies in having the right data—clean, connected, contextualized, and ready to drive decisions. As Vallejo put it, “It’s all about the data that I need to make better planning decisions.”   Planning Models Are No Longer Static Reflecting on how planning has evolved since he entered the field two decades…