This free webinar will take a deep dive into best practices, strategies, and examples related to the unique challenges that accompany forecasting new products.

This free one-hour webinar will present the pros and cons of exponential smoothing models, emphasizing when to use them, how to build the models and how to interpret the results.

This workshop surveys the most commonly used business forecasting methods, explains how they work conceptually, discusses their pros and cons, and demonstrates best practices for implementing them in a real-world environment.

In this session James Berry will discuss how to unleash the power of the Override Grid in Forecast Pro.

This workshop surveys the most commonly used business forecasting methods, explains how they work conceptually, discusses their pros and cons, and demonstrates best practices for implementing them in a real-world environment.

In this installment of the Succeeding with Forecast Pro webinar series, Franklin Rea will offer a deep dive into when and how to build custom models in Forecast Pro.

This workshop surveys the most commonly used business forecasting methods, explains how they work conceptually, discusses their pros and cons, and demonstrates best practices for implementing them in a real-world environment.

In this free one-hour webinar, Eric Stellwagen will explore various methods for effectively forecasting new products. He will demonstrate several popular forecasting techniques for new products, including product mapping (item supersession), custom component models, forecasting by analogy, the Bass diffusion model, and assumption-based modeling.

In this installment of the Succeeding with Forecast Pro webinar series, James Berry will introduce new tools for managing your forecasting process in Forecast Pro using item-level comments and assigning item statuses. 

This workshop surveys the most commonly used business forecasting methods, explains how they work conceptually, discusses their pros and cons, and demonstrates best practices for implementing them in a real-world environment.