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Demand forecasting is the science of accurately forecasting the cust omer demand for your supply chain as well as for corporate decision making purposes. An accurate demand plan helps you reduce inventory costs and increase customer service levels besides helping the company develop a good financial plan and a profit estimate. When properly implemented and used in the Value Chain planning process, the demand plan helps create a lean and customer centric organization. In this workshop, you will learn how to...
ForecastFocus Presents: 2nd Annual Business Forecasting & Planning 2010 Leading forecasting and planning experts from various different industries will gather to discuss best-practice solutions to the common challenges we face when trying to forecast in today's business climate. Forecast Focus have confirmed expert speakers from across the multiple industries including:
The dates have been set for our 2nd Annual Business Forecasting & Planning 2010 summit. Mark your Calendar: February 25-26, Las Vegas! Demand Planning Net are running a pre-summit workshop on February 24th and as part of the announcement they have released an exclusive whitepaper to ForecastFocus. Discover 2nd Annual Business Forecasting & Planning 2010! Boston APICS, in collaboration with APICS-North Shore, WERC, APICS-South Shore, and CSCMP Present: 4th Annual Holiday Networking Event During this unique holiday event, we will hear very brief comments from the Presidents of the North Shore & Boston APICS Chapters, as well as CSCMP-NERT, WERC, and South Shore APICS updating us with this year's highlights from their organizations. Additionally we will have a number of round table forums where you will learn from discussion leaders and your peers about cutting edge topics... |
In the demand forecasting tutorial in New Jersey, there was a key question on forecasting during a recession. Forecasting is relatively easier in a boom. As they say the Trend is your friend! But not so during a recession, since we don’t want the trend to be persistent ==> this would result in a worsening economic situation. We want an inflection point for the drop to stabilize and then we expect a bottoming up and a pick up so we are back on positive trend. However, turning points are difficult to forecast. There was a lot of talk about the V shaped recovery and its challenges for demand planning. The drop was sudden and the demand fell off a cliff. Then the pick up was sudden as well. Companies had substantial drop in their demand earlier this year but the consequent inventory depletion and the sudden pick up in demand had resulted in businesses scrambling to ramp up production.... Continue reading on ForecastingBlog.com! New schedule announced
for the Demand Forecasting 2-day Tutorial! Our popular Demand Planning and Forecasting Tutorial is back! In this specialized two-day course, we will explain the modeling methodology and process behind accurate demand forecasts and how to effectively use promotional information to arrive at a consensus forecast. The focus will be on demand modeling using statistical techniques, the methodology to perform model diagnostics, forecast accuracy measurement and the process to incorporate market intelligence. If you are a new demand forecaster or looking to enhance your knowledge of business forecasting, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity! Get skills you can use at work Learn from industry experts Network with peers Add to your credentials Register now, and take advantage of early bird pricing! |
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