It is no surprise that exponential smoothing models are favored by many corporate forecasters — they are easy to apply, create accurate forecasts, and can be automated. Join this free live webinar to understand the pros and cons of these popular forecasting methods, and learn how to improve your forecasts using exponential smoothing models. By the end of this one-hour webinar you will learn when to use exponential smoothing, how to build exponential smoothing models, and how to interpret the results to drive your business decisions.

This webinar will provide pragmatic insight into how to use Forecast Pro’s methods and techniques to create accurate forecasts during the global pandemic. Drawing upon their extensive expertise in forecasting approaches that have been successfully used during this and other business disruptions, Sarah and Erik will provide an overview of how Forecast Pro can be used to account for the impact of Covid-19 in statistical models and how to efficiently integrate judgmental overrides in large scale forecasting projects. Erik and Sarah will profile several business categories, review the methods that are best suited to each group and demonstrate these approaches in Forecast Pro TRAC using real-world examples.

In this webinar, James Berry, Director of Training and Sarah Darin, Senior Consultant, will provide updated guidance on forecasting in the midst of a pandemic, now that we are well immersed in the current crisis and have a better understanding of how businesses have been impacted. Using real data, James and Sarah will provide an overview of the Forecast Pro methods and techniques that can help you generate more accurate forecasts as we enter a “new normal”.

In this webinar, Blake Violette, Forecast Manager at Bells Brewery, will discuss implementing Forecast Pro and how to manage a successful first year.  Blake will give an overview of some of the challenges Bell’s Brewery faced in their implementation process, as well as some of the benefits they have reaped from integrating Forecast Pro into their forecasting and S&OP processes