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Planning Strategy for New Products in SAP IBP

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Major Roadblocks to Capturing True Demand

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Global Supply Chain Challenges 2023 – Preparing For The Storm

How Zillow’s Home-Buying Business Blew Up

Managing Sales Order Deadlocks

How do you calculate True demand?

Suez Canal Blockage – Impact on Trade & Supply Chains

Some CPFR terminology in Demand Planning

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Forecasting Metrics and Diagnostics

Model Diagnostic – R Squared or MAPE?

Dr. Chockalingam July 19, 2009

We have now settled that MAPE or Mean Absolute Percent Error is the measure for forecast performance for a planner/Division at the end of the month.  It is more popularly … Read More

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Forecasting Metrics and Diagnostics

Is MAPE controversial?

Dr. Chockalingam July 10, 2009

MAPE = Mean Absolute Percent Error.  This is the common error measure used by the Supply Chain profession.  Demand Planners and Demand Forecasters spread across the manufacturing sector use MAPE … Read More

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Forecasting Metrics and Diagnostics

The Mystery of Moving Averages

Dr. Chockalingam July 10, 2009

A user in an APO forum lamented: “I am trying to use the Moving Average option in APO DP but I get a static forecast that remains constant for all the future … Read More

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Aggregate Planning

Hello Demand Planners!

Dr. Chockalingam July 9, 2009

Welcome to the forecasting blog! These are collection of thoughts on forecasting, demand planning, Sales and Operations planning and corporate strategy!  Please contribute your thoughts and comments to enhance the … Read More

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