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Improving and Leveraging Your Forecasting Practices

Posted May 31, 2008 | Leadership | Technology | Cutter Benchmark Review

Organizations make enormous investments based upon forecasts they produce. Forecasted demand for new or existing product lines influences operational, logistical, marketing, retail, and many other decisions in an organization's value chain. While effective forecasting practices can inform a range of activities from daily operations to strategic initiatives, forecasting researchers and practitioners often lament about the gap between forecasting theory and practice.

About The Author
Monica Adya
Dr. Monica Adya is an Assistant Professor of Management at Marquette University's David Straz College of Business. She researches in the area of knowledge management systems, particularly for business forecasting. Some of her work in this area has been published in Decision Sciences Journal of Innovative Education, Information Systems Research, International Journal of Forecasting, and Journal of Forecasting. Dr. Adya also conducts research on… Read More
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