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A buying office runs on a critical path and most delays in a buying calendar are not caused by one large problem. They are caused by a series of small decisions taken a week later than they should have been, each of which has an adverse knock on effect on the stage that follows.
These articles cover what a well-run buying process should be: how to prepare a seasonal range plan, what to include in it, have fixed times each week for reviewing sales & sell-through, develop a habit of making decisions before they become urgent. and how to structure your work so the critical path runs smoothly.. If you are consistently busy and consistently behind, the answer is usually here rather than in working longer hours.
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