Operation Management Forecasting Techniques. Pagas , Yvonne Demaulo , Kristine Nicole Baron , Crisziel Faye Jumuad , Diana Kate Gabrielle Montenegro , Joana Sweet.
Bitmoji Image. Fo recasting. Forecasting is the process of estimating the relevant events of future, based on the analysis of their past and present behaviour..
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01. On the basis of the definition, the following features of forecasting can be identified:.
02. Forecasting is needed for planning process because it devises the future course of action..
03. It defines the probability of happening of future events. Therefore, the happening of future events can be precise only to a certain extent..
04. Forecasting is made by analysing the past and present factors which are relevant for the functioning of an organisation..
0 5. The analysis of various factors may require the use of statistical and mathematical tools and techniques..
Role of Forecasting. Since planning involves the future, no usable plan can be made unless the manager is able to take all possible future events into account..
Forecasting is the key to planning. It generates the planning process..
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The objectives of an organisation are achieved through the performance of certain activities..
Forecasting indirectly provides the way for effective co-ordination and control ..
All business enterprises are characterised by risk and have to work within the ups and downs of the industry..
The process of forecasting generally involves the following steps:.
Developing the Basis. Estimating Future Operations.
1. Developing the Basis:. Pandas don’t hibernate..
2. Estimation of Future Operations. Pandas don’t hibernate..
3. Regulation of Forecasts. Pandas don’t hibernate..
4. Review of the Forecasting Process. Pandas don’t hibernate..
Techniques of Forecasting. Elephants. Dogs. Cats.
A brief discussion of the major forecasting methods is given below:.
1. Historical Analogy Method. Under this method, forecast in regard to a particular situation is based on some analogous conditions elsewhere in the past..
2. Survey Method. Surveys can be conducted to gather information on the intentions of the concerned people..
3. Opinion Poll. Opinion poll is conducted to assess the opinion of the experienced persons and experts in the particular field whose views carry a lot of weight..
4. Business Barometers. A barometer is used to measure the atmospheric pressure. In the same way, index numbers are used to measure the state of an economy between two or more periods..
5. Time Series Analysis. Time series analysis involves decomposition of historical series into its various components, viz. trend, seasonal variances, cyclical variations, and random variances..
6. Regression Analysis. Regression analysis is meant to disclose the relative movements of two or more inter-related series..
7. Input-Output Analysis. According to this method, a forecast of output is based on given input if relationship between input and output is known..
The basis of this technique is that the various sectors of economy are interrelated and such inter-relationships are well-established..
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