Forecasting to Meet Demand
Roland Martin, Stephan Kolassa
Abstract
Roland Martin, Stephan Kolassa
Abstract
Misforecasting demand will cost profits and threaten reputations, market share, and even the business itself. Roland Martin and Stephan Kolassa draw on their expertise with retail companies to examine the major challenges for demand forecasting and the choices the demand forecaster must make. Their consideration of the options provides a valuable guidepost to the demand forecaster in measuring demand, handling questionable data, making adjustments to automatic forecasts, and choosing appropriate performance metrics. Copyright International Institute of Forecasters, 2013
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Misforecasting demand will cost profits and threaten reputations, market share, and even the business itself. Roland Martin and Stephan Kolassa draw on their expertise with retail companies to examine the major challenges for demand forecasting and the choices the demand forecaster must make. Their consideration of the options provides a valuable guidepost to the demand forecaster in measuring demand, handling questionable data, making adjustments to automatic forecasts, and choosing appropriate performance metrics. Copyright International Institute of Forecasters, 2013
Key concepts: Demand forecasting, On demand, Demand management, Demand patterns, Economics, Supply and demand, Consumer demand, Market demand schedule