Hi, I’m Divyanshu Rai — a Demand Planner & Supply Chain Analyst with a strong interest in how data, forecasting, and operational decisions shape real-world supply chains.
I created this blog to simplify complex supply chain and data concepts and explain them in a practical, easy-to-understand way for students, analysts, and professionals.
Why This Blog Exists
During my learning and professional journey, I noticed that many supply chain topics like forecast accuracy, inventory optimization, the bullwhip effect, and Excel-based analysis are often explained in a very theoretical or confusing manner.
This blog focuses on:
- Real-world supply chain problems
- Practical Excel-based examples
- Clear explanations without unnecessary jargon
- Concepts that are actually used by analysts and planners
Whenever possible, I include hands-on Excel models, tables, and dashboards to show how these concepts work in practice.
My Background
I work in the field of data analysis and supply chain planning, where I deal with:
- Demand forecasting
- Inventory and KPI analysis
- Excel-based reporting and models
- Process improvement using data
The insights shared on this blog are based on practical exposure, learning-by-doing, and real analytical workflows, not just textbook definitions.
What You’ll Find on This Blog
This blog mainly covers:
- Excel for Supply Chain (formulas, models, simulations)
- Inventory Management & Optimization
- Demand Planning & Forecasting
- Logistics & Operational Concepts
Each article is written to provide genuine informational value and help readers understand why something happens and how to analyze it.
Transparency & Content Quality
Some articles may use AI tools as a writing assistant, but every post is reviewed, edited, and enhanced with human insight, real examples, and original visuals before publishing.
The goal is always to ensure accuracy, clarity, and usefulness for readers.
Portfolio & Professional Work
You can view my complete professional portfolio, projects, and background here:
Get in Touch
If you have questions, suggestions, or collaboration ideas, feel free to reach out through the Contact page.
Thanks for reading and being part of this learning journey.
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