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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.
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Function | | Definition | The art and science of making future predictions. | Value | Essential to planning and budgeting at every level of an organization. | Related Techniques | |
Management Accounting
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A list of management accounting examples.
A management approach that examines the constraints that are holding an organization back.
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How to calculate productivity with 3 examples.
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A list of decision making techniques.
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The difference between rational thought and logic.
The common types of uncertainty in decision making and strategy.
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A definition of reverse brainstorming with examples.
The definition of decision fatigue with examples.
Taking a position that you do not necessarily agree with for the purposes of argument.
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