Versioning

Discussion List

  • August Wrap-up with Board: 5 minutes

    August Wrap-up with Board: 5 minutes Monthly Customer News Update – August August was all about turning planning innovation into practical, usable capability. This month brought together product updates, new learning opportunities, on-demand recordings, and practical guidance around one important theme: helping teams plan…

  • Why Version Matters: Board 10 → 12 → 14 → 15

    Quick question: do you know which Board version your team is using today? It may sound like a small technical detail, but it can make a big difference when looking for the right guidance. A model can be working well, but the version it runs on can still affect things like user experience, performance, reporting…

  • Comparison between different versions or scenarios in the same report

    1. Abstract During the implementation of any application, a typical request is to combine multi-scenario or multi-version information in the same view to promote delta analysis and quick data comparison. Board plays an important role due to its flexibility and allows a solution to be achieved in several ways to provide the…

  • Initialization process, Versioning and Simulation

    1. Abstract Initialization process is a common topic on many projects. In its most common definition is the pre-population of a Scenario/Version with reference data so the planning/analysis can be quicker. This process can easily become challenging since it often deviates from a simple copy and includes also recalculations…

Upcoming Events

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    Transform the way you Plan Step into an event engineered for planners, analysts and business leaders who are ready to move beyond traditional processes. At Board Beyond 2026, you’ll discover how planning evolves into an adaptive, AI-driven ecosystem. You’ll see how your organization can monitor, predict, analyze, simulate…

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    Smarter merchandising planning with built-in AI Every season, merchandising teams need to decide where to invest, whether the plan is working, and where inventory risk needs action. Too often, those decisions happen in separate cycles. Category plans are set pre-season. Performance is reviewed later. OTB and WSSI risk is…

  • AI-native planning for decision-ready supply chains

    When demand shifts, supply tightens, or costs change, supply chain teams need to respond quickly. But understanding the impact, comparing options, and aligning operations and finance can take too long. Fragmented plans, disconnected workflows, and manual coordination slow decisions across demand, supply, inventory, S&OP,…