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    DEMAND FORECASTING

    TECHNIQUES

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    Introduction

    The major reasons for Wall Martsincreased revenue :

    Efficiently managed Supply Chain and

    Within supply chain its efficient collaborativePlanning , forecasting and replenishmentsystem (CPFR)

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    Forecasting

    Forecasting provides an estimate of future

    Good forecasting techniques do:

    Minimize the gap between forecasted and actual data

    For good forecast: Identification of demand influencers are utmost important

    Benefits of good forecasts are:

    Lower Inventory

    Reduced stocklessness

    Smoother production

    Reduced overall cost

    Better Customer Satisfaction

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    Why Forecasting????

    Long Term Decision (Life time normally)

    New product introduction

    Plant expansion

    Medium Term Decision(6months to 2 years)

    Aggregate production planning

    Manpower planning

    Inventory Planning

    Short Term Decision( From 1 month to a day)

    Production Panning (deployment of resources)

    Scheduling of Job Orders (FIFO, LIFO etc)

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    Losses of Inaccurate Forecast

    Bull whip effect

    Lost sale

    High cost of Inventory

    Stoclessness

    Raw Material shortage

    Poor response to market dynamics

    And of course..poor profitability

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    Losses of Inaccurate Forecast

    Examples:

    Sony Website crashincident..

    P&G lost sales 41%when went out of stock

    U-fone lost sales by15% because of oversubscribing..

    Omore..

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    Forecasting Techniques Qualitative forecast

    Jury of executive opinion

    Delphi method

    Sales force composite

    Consumers surveys

    Quantitative forecast Simple Moving Average Forecasting (SMA)

    Weighted Moving Average Forecasting (WMA)

    Exponential Smoothing Moving Average Forecasting (ESMA)

    Econometrics Techniques

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    Qualitative forecast

    Jury of executive Opinion

    Group of senior management executives are assembled

    Opinion of members have prime importance

    Used for

    long range planning

    High fashionery or faddy business

    New business

    When no historical data is available

    Draw back is:

    Dominance of senior members

    Example:

    Pak Qatar Takaful market entry in Pakistan..

    A.Pardesi Icons.

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    Qualitative forecast

    Delphi method

    Senior executives opinions are taken through surveys

    Survey results are summarized

    Results are send to same individuals for revision

    Revised summary of opinion is prepared and resend..

    Practice continues till consensus

    Benefit

    Avoid dominance of senior members

    Disadvantage: Too much time taking

    Example:

    ABC Electro-medical equipment manufacturer..

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    Qualitative forecast Sales force composite

    Questioners are filled out by sales persons, stating forecasted sale(MBO)

    Provides right market information

    Can be biased when more than targeted sale involves bonuses etc

    Examples:

    Epoch Pharmaceutical.

    Consumers Survey Questionnaires are filled out by consumers

    Questionnaires contain information about consumer (Demanddeterminants)

    Buying habits

    New Product ideas

    Opinion about existing product

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    Quantitative forecast (Time Series Model

    /Intrinsic Technique)

    Simple Moving Average

    Use of historical data

    How to forecast

    Actual Demand data of previous periods is required

    Just take average of previous period data

    Fore detail Excel Sheet

    More responsive if fewer numbers are used

    Adv: Simple to use and easy to understand

    Disadv: Inability to respond quickly to trend change

    Best for short term forecasting

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    Question

    Demand over the past three months hasbeen 120, 135, and 114 units. Using athree month data, calculate the forecast

    for the fourth month.

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    Quantitative forecast (Time Series

    Model/Intrinsic Technique)

    Weighted Moving Average Forecasting (WMA)

    Actual data of four previous periods is taken

    Most recent sale is given the higher ratio

    Period Actual Demand % Forecasted

    1 1600 0.1

    2 2200 0.2

    3 2000 0.3

    4 1600 0.45 1840

    Q i i f (Ti S i M d l

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    Quantitative forecast (Time Series Model/Intrinsic Technique)

    Exponential Smoothing Moving Average

    Last months actual demand

    Last months forecasted demand

    Both are combined according to givenpercentage

    Ft+1= At + 1-(Ft)

    For detail Excel sheet

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    Exponential Smoothing Moving Average

    Period Actual Demand EWMA

    1 1600 #N/A

    2 2200 1600.0

    3 2000 2020.0

    4 1600 2006.0

    5 2500 1721.8

    6 3500 2266.5

    7 3300 3130.0

    8 3200 3249.0

    9 3900 3214.7

    10 4700 3694.411 4300 4398.3

    12 4400 4329.5

    13 4378.8

    500

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    ThanxIn next session we will discuss

    the use of RegressionTechniques for demandforecasting.