Fitting a Best Estimate Forecast of Adoption Through a Historical Data Series

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An accurate forecast of adoption can be the cornerstone of your investment and strategic planning decisions. Prior to commercialization, the forecaster must rely on analogues, research and expert judgment to establish parameter estimates for the adoption forecast. After commercialization, history begins to accumulate and any future representation(s) of adoption MUST be consistent with historical sales.

This distance-learning course will outline how to use historical data to inform credible and reliable forecasts of adoption, given even a few historical data points. Topics covered include:
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  1. An overview of the adoption process, including drivers of adoption and how they relate in the Bass Diffusion Model
  2. Comparison of pre- and post-launch forecasting methods
  3. Manual construction of a curve-fitting framework
  4. Method of curve-fitting through a historical data series
  5. How to evaluate the utility of a fitted forecast
  6. Incorporation of fitted results into a larger model

All attendees will receive a FREE TEMPLATE for adoption fitting, which can be used as either a stand-alone application or as an add-in to AQS Model Builder.

This course is a pre-requisite for the more advanced course, Fitting Probabilistic Adoption Forecasts with Adherence to Historical Data. REGISTER FOR BOTH COURSES AND SAVE $100!

Fitting a Best Estimate Forecast of Adoption Through a Historical Data Series
Modality: Didactic and experiential
Prerequisites: None
Tuition: $249
 
Fitting a probabilistic Forecast of Adoption with Adherence to Historical Data
Modality: Didactic and experiential
Prerequisites: Fitting a Best Estimate Forecast of Adoption Through a Historical Data Series
Tuition: $399
 
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  1. Strategic versus short term forecasting
  2. Forecasting as a process
  3. Constructing a strategic forecast
    • Segmentation and target pools

  1. Strategic versus short term forecasting
  2. Forecasting as a process
  3. Constructing a strategic forecast
    • Segmentation and target pools

  1. Strategic versus short term forecasting
  2. Forecasting as a process
  3. Constructing a strategic forecast
    • Segmentation and target pools
    • Probability of commercialization
    • Technology adoption
    • Market share
    • Pricing dynamics
    • Revenue model
  4. Introduction to uncertainty and risk in the strategic forecast
    • Sources of uncertainty and risk