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What is Forecasting?

 , October 25, 2015 updated on February 03, 2017
Forecasting is the process of making future predictions based on analysis of past data and trends. The use of statistical probabilities are central to forecasting techniques as the future generally can't be predicted with certainty.
Overview: Forecasting
FunctionManagement Accounting
Problem Solving
Decision Making
DefinitionThe art and science of making future predictions.
ValueEssential to planning and budgeting at every level of an organization.
Related TechniquesStatistical Analysis
Probability Distribution

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