IMC Forecasting

IMC Forecasting
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    attempts to reach a consensus opinion by sending questionnaires to a select group of experts

    Delphi Method

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    uses patterns found in the past data to determine future trends to opportunities. also known as predictive analytics.

    Prediction Method

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    The process of examining existing data, uncovering existing patterns within the data to influence future business decisions. Uses mathematical algorithms

    Data Mining

  • 4

    looks at independent factors to determine when the expect an increase demand.

    Causal Models

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    this model builds on the time-series model but its purpose is to determine how much the demand will increase when compared to normal levels.

    Seasonal Index

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    allows you to forecast future sales based on a similar time frame in the past.

    Time Series Model

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    it makes the time series stationary by measuring the difference between data points. predicts data within a time series.

    Box-Jenkins Model

  • 8

    text the moving average technique to a step further, by weighing certain data points with what is known as a smoothing constant.

    Exponential Smoothing

  • 9

    is a mathematical formula that uses past sales volume data to predict future trends.

    Moving Average

  • 10

    take past data and combine it with mathematical formulas to determine future performance.

    Quantitative Techniques

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    attempts to take these outside variables into account, providing a more nuanced and accurate inventory assessment.

    Demand Forecasting

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    the process of predicting customer demand for an inventory item over a defined period of time.

    Inventory Demand Forecasting

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    the simplest version of forecasting.

    Naive Forecasting

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    allow you to efficiently serve customers needs without investing capital in large amount in stock.

    Accurate Demand Forecasts

  • 15

    is a specific way of analyzing a sequence of data points collected over an interval of time.

    Time Series Analysis

  • 16

    this method can be very useful when you are introducing a product that is similar but not exactly the same as what you have previously offered.

    Historical Life-Cycle Analogy

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    Relies on the projections of salespeople within their respective regions, as they anticipate future demand.

    Sales Force Composite

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    attemp to determine who are the end usres for your products and whether your products are often sold.

    End-Use

  • 19

    by only surveying a selection of the total customer base, it is easy to extrapolate the potential future sales.

    Sample Survey

  • 20

    by asking all of your customers exactly what they plan to purchase, you get a single answer by totaling their responses.

    Complete Enumeration

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    provide these answers in the customers own words, which can fuel future marketing promotions.

    Consumer Surveys

  • 22

    typically, the head executive of each department analyze the data on their own and make recommendations based on their own experience and area of expertise.

    Executive Opinions

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    studies how rational individuals act within a given situation, using mathematical models. is useful for high stakes or complicated financial situations and can account for statistical outlines in some cases.

    Game Theory

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    this method relies more in the educated guesses based on experience and knowledge of how the markets works.

    Qualitative Techniques

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    attempts to reach a consensus opinion by sending questionnaires to a select group of experts

    Delphi Method

  • 2

    uses patterns found in the past data to determine future trends to opportunities. also known as predictive analytics.

    Prediction Method

  • 3

    The process of examining existing data, uncovering existing patterns within the data to influence future business decisions. Uses mathematical algorithms

    Data Mining

  • 4

    looks at independent factors to determine when the expect an increase demand.

    Causal Models

  • 5

    this model builds on the time-series model but its purpose is to determine how much the demand will increase when compared to normal levels.

    Seasonal Index

  • 6

    allows you to forecast future sales based on a similar time frame in the past.

    Time Series Model

  • 7

    it makes the time series stationary by measuring the difference between data points. predicts data within a time series.

    Box-Jenkins Model

  • 8

    text the moving average technique to a step further, by weighing certain data points with what is known as a smoothing constant.

    Exponential Smoothing

  • 9

    is a mathematical formula that uses past sales volume data to predict future trends.

    Moving Average

  • 10

    take past data and combine it with mathematical formulas to determine future performance.

    Quantitative Techniques

  • 11

    attempts to take these outside variables into account, providing a more nuanced and accurate inventory assessment.

    Demand Forecasting

  • 12

    the process of predicting customer demand for an inventory item over a defined period of time.

    Inventory Demand Forecasting

  • 13

    the simplest version of forecasting.

    Naive Forecasting

  • 14

    allow you to efficiently serve customers needs without investing capital in large amount in stock.

    Accurate Demand Forecasts

  • 15

    is a specific way of analyzing a sequence of data points collected over an interval of time.

    Time Series Analysis

  • 16

    this method can be very useful when you are introducing a product that is similar but not exactly the same as what you have previously offered.

    Historical Life-Cycle Analogy

  • 17

    Relies on the projections of salespeople within their respective regions, as they anticipate future demand.

    Sales Force Composite

  • 18

    attemp to determine who are the end usres for your products and whether your products are often sold.

    End-Use

  • 19

    by only surveying a selection of the total customer base, it is easy to extrapolate the potential future sales.

    Sample Survey

  • 20

    by asking all of your customers exactly what they plan to purchase, you get a single answer by totaling their responses.

    Complete Enumeration

  • 21

    provide these answers in the customers own words, which can fuel future marketing promotions.

    Consumer Surveys

  • 22

    typically, the head executive of each department analyze the data on their own and make recommendations based on their own experience and area of expertise.

    Executive Opinions

  • 23

    studies how rational individuals act within a given situation, using mathematical models. is useful for high stakes or complicated financial situations and can account for statistical outlines in some cases.

    Game Theory

  • 24

    this method relies more in the educated guesses based on experience and knowledge of how the markets works.

    Qualitative Techniques