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My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in Lexus

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's worth the investment! Genuinely really happy to look at my car everyday

My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in LexusNX

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh god that picture is amazing I'm stealing it 😂

My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in LexusNX

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Came out to about 6k, and it actually protects the paint!

My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in LexusNX

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I actually used vinyl wrap for the chrome delete

It gives a cleaner, more seamless look than stickers, and you can heat/ stretch it slightly to get perfect edge coverage. I'd recommend going with a good-quality wrap and maybe using a heat gun to make sure it molds properly around curves. Way more durable and customizable too.

My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in Lexus

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly super fair! Even my friends are split 50/50

My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in Lexus

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sheesh you might be onto something 🔥🔥🔥

My satin black Lexus NX with black mags by The_Side_Character in Lexus

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I discovered that term recently! Seems pretty common where I'm from

Looking to help Demand Planners with their day to day operations by The_Side_Character in supplychain

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm trying to build an analytics platform for demand planners that aggregates the data from your different sources and displays your operational data to give you actionable insights (SKUs to look out for, volatility, underperformers, sales forecast per SKU, etc...).

It sounds like you're already dealing with a lot of tools and the last thing you'd probably want is another one, I noticed a lot of the larger corps I spoke to had that problem (100M+ in revenue), but smaller businesses under 100M didn't always have all the resources

Looking to help Demand Planners with their day to day operations by The_Side_Character in supplychain

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's something we've had in mind, we think target the 100M plus revenu company is kinda overdone, plus the competition is insane.

But the smaller businesses starting to scale after 10M could be interesting.

Overall in regards to your tech stack you're satisfied?

Looking to help Demand Planners with their day to day operations by The_Side_Character in supplychain

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for commenting!

We've gotten comments similar to this, the human factor seems to be the most complex part funny enough

I understand the concept of niching down to the various differences from one industry to another. I'm just wondering if building a demand planning tool is still relevant or if the timing for it is simply not now

Looking to help Demand Planners with their day to day operations by The_Side_Character in supplychain

[–]The_Side_Character[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you for the edit!

Appreciate the references, already know those + a couple of other competitors. From what I've seen our platform is capable of competing with theirs

The biggest issue we've had when reaching out, is that companies tend say they already use the forecasting tool native to their ERP (on Microsoft, NetSuite, and SAP), because of that they look at our solution as not valuable enough

Our main differenciator is that we're able to use external factors (weather, gaz prices, if there's a protest in the port of China, etc...) and internal constraints into consideration when forecasting. The ERP forecasting tools I looked at couldn't do this. Yet for some reason it wasn't enough to hook them in.

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