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Page 1: Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012 Basic Concepts and Constant Process Overview of demand forecasting Constant process –Average and moving average method –Exponential.

Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Basic Concepts and Constant Process

• Overview of demand forecasting

• Constant process– Average and moving average method

– Exponential Smoothing method

Page 2: Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012 Basic Concepts and Constant Process Overview of demand forecasting Constant process –Average and moving average method –Exponential.

Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Demand Influencing Factors

• Product characteristics• Past demand• Economic condition• Competition• Planned marketing efforts• Planned price discount

Page 3: Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012 Basic Concepts and Constant Process Overview of demand forecasting Constant process –Average and moving average method –Exponential.

Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Forecasting Methods

• Qualitative: rely on human judgment– Market survey (customer response)

– Delphi technique (expert opinion)

• Causal: demand is highly correlated with certain factors

• Time Series: past demand is a good indicator of future demand

• Simulation: mimic consumer behavior to conduct what-if analysis

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Time-series Forecasting

• Constant process– Average– Moving average– Exponential smoothing

• Trend process– Regression– Double exponential smoothing

• Seasonal process

Page 5: Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012 Basic Concepts and Constant Process Overview of demand forecasting Constant process –Average and moving average method –Exponential.

Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Characteristics of Forecast

• Forecasts are always wrong and thus should include an error analysis

• Long-term forecasts are usually less accurate than short-term forecasts

• Aggregate forecasts are usually more accurate than disaggregate forecasts

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Constant Model: Average

• Constant model

• Forecast

• Derived based on minimizing the sum of squared errors

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Example: Average

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Moving Average

• Average only the most recent data points

• Smooth out noise

• Can respond to change in process

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Example: Moving Average

Microsoft Office Excel 97-2003 Worksheet

Page 10: Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012 Basic Concepts and Constant Process Overview of demand forecasting Constant process –Average and moving average method –Exponential.

Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Noise Smoothing

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Response to Process Change

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Exponential Smoothing

• Adjust forecast based on the most recent data point

• It is a weighted average of all historical data points, with the weight decreasing exponentially with the age of the data point

• Different initial estimates can be used – average of several past data points

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Page 13: Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012 Basic Concepts and Constant Process Overview of demand forecasting Constant process –Average and moving average method –Exponential.

Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Example: Exponential Smoothing

Microsoft Office Excel 97-2003 Worksheet

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Insensitive to Initial Estimate

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Effect of Weighting Factor

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Samuel H. Huang, Winter 2012

Response to Process Change