Best Practices for Demand Forecasting

[@anastasiacull536]

What is the paper you reference in here (at 52:00) related to changing forecasts for minimal amounts? And tradeoffs for time?

[@nicolasvandeput-SupChains]

I discuss the papers with the author here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3y4lKOAoNiopJY ;)

[@danielessiet4063]

Please which certification would you recommend for a demand planner?

[@nwabuezeprecious457]

How do you capture a demand for a manufacturer in a b2b setting. As orders are been placed and stored in the erp system. Do you use the quantity of order placed as the are intermittent in nature.

[@nicolasvandeput-SupChains]

Track historical orders (and even preorders) and censor periods with shortages: nicolas-vandeput.medium.com/forecasting-demand-despite-shortages-fee899120c08

[@mariamasillah522]

THANK YOU

[@prasvasu4217]

I just have a question on the first one; why do we focus til' M5; why not further and then how further do we forecast? Like a dynamic programming problem; we can keep focusing til' the end of the planning horizon to assess what's a good position at M5, M4,... right?

[@nicolasvandeput-SupChains]

Hello Pras, You have two problems: - On which horizon should you focus your forecasting effort - On which horizon should you focus your planning effort For both, if you use models (anything automated), you could do as much as possible. But if you need human resources (to do the baseline or enrich a model), you'll have to focus on what's the most important. You only have limited time/resources.