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Demand forecasting systems: Spending a lot on software doesn’t guarantee success.
Product line demand forecasting stands as the proto-typical application for internal prediction markets. Internal prediction markets may have other uses, but the demand forecasting story is probably the most straightforward and has been most often discussed in articles on the … Continue reading
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