In the current artificially propped market environment, the economic forecasts based on real economic, soft and financial indicators may fail massively.
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38th International Symposium on Forecasting
The International Institute of Forecasters (IIF) will be hosting their annual conference in Boulder, USA in June 2018.
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Why experts often get predictions wrong
One of the problems with economic forecasting is that a small change in a few variables can make predictions almost impossibly complex. The maths can quickly become complicated.
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Machine learning to make capacity planning decisions
Amazon has developed machine-learning driven models on how to forecast demand for its services and deploy infrastructure accordingly.
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What’s Wrong with Demand Forecasting
A growing number of companies says their forecast accuracy, service levels and inventory efficiency metrics have hit a ceiling that they just can’t get past.
Three ways to give forecasters a boost
Need to boost forecast accuracy? Three factors have huge impact on the predictions: training, teams and tracking. It’s time to tee up!
“Sales Forecasting by reps is dead”
Optimism and lateral thinking are the hallmark of a “closer” and the chief attributes of a lousy forecaster, one of the great paradoxes of sales.
Executive S&OP: Practical Thinking
Often the biggest obstacles to S&OP excellence stems from complexity: difficulty gathering data, too many meetings, a hard-to-govern process, or difficulty analyzing key data.
Predicting events using machine learning
Kira Radinsky has garnered international recognition for her work forecasting real-world events, like disease outbreaks and riots.
Prediction isn’t a hopeless enterprise
It’s possible to get better at forecasting. Research offers some insights into the factors that make a difference to become a “super forecaster”.