Retail Demand Forecasting (RDF) Business Essentials 13.2
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This course takes the user through a through explanation of the benefits, features and functionality of the Oracle Retail Demand Forecasting solution. It includes traditional forecasting via a variety of forecast methods as well as forecasting for special scenarios such as Like Item and Sister Store or Product Cloning. Additional functionality through optional components such as Curve- which is used to create Curve Profiles, Promote - which is used for promotional forecasting and Grade. What if-forecasting capability is also discussed.
Learn To:- Define Demand Forecasting
- Identify challenges to Retail Demand Forecasting (RDF)
- Explain how RDF provides solutions to business needs
- Describe the …
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This course takes the user through a through explanation of the benefits, features and functionality of the Oracle Retail Demand Forecasting solution. It includes traditional forecasting via a variety of forecast methods as well as forecasting for special scenarios such as Like Item and Sister Store or Product Cloning. Additional functionality through optional components such as Curve- which is used to create Curve Profiles, Promote - which is used for promotional forecasting and Grade. What if-forecasting capability is also discussed.
Learn To:- Define Demand Forecasting
- Identify challenges to Retail Demand Forecasting (RDF)
- Explain how RDF provides solutions to business needs
- Describe the RDF Business Process Flow
- List the RDF Task Templates
- Prepare data for forecasting
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Audience
- Business Analysts
- Sales
- Database Administrators
- Administrator
- End Users
- Functional Implementer
- Implementation Consultant
- Technical Administrator
Course Topics Introduction
- Course Overview
- Course Objectives
- Course Agenda
- Define demand forecasting
- Describe the role of demand forecasting in the retail planning process
- List the challenges to successful demand forecasting
- Explain how RDF overcomes forecasting challenges
- Describe how RDF may be integrated with other applications
- Describe the steps in the RDF primary workflow
- List the various methods of forecast approval
- Name the two additional tools provided for analyzing demand forecasts for accuracy
- Navigate through RDF steps using the RDF workflow
- Start the RDF Client
- Describe the RDF login process
- Select the RDF Domain
- Explain the RDF Taskflow Pane
- Define data preprocessing
- Describe at least 3 preprocessing methods
- Explain why preprocessing data may be necessary to create accurate demand forecasts
- Explain the impact of the Clear and No Filtering preprocessing Method
- Exponential Smoothing
- Regression Analysis
- Bayesian Analysis
- Prediction Intervals
- Automatic Method Selection
- Source-level Forecasting
- Promotional Forecasting
- Identify functions of the Forecast Administration Task
- List the Forecast Administration Views
- Identify functions of the Forecast Maintenance Task
- List the Forecast Maintenance Views
- Explain the functions of the key View Parameters
- Describe the function of the Like-Item, Sister Store Task
- List the views found in the Like-Item, Sister Store Task
- Describe the key parameters found in the Like-Item, Sister- Store Views
- Describe the Product/Location Cloning Task
- List the views found in the Product/Location Cloning Task
- Describe the key parameters found in the Product/Location Cloning Views
- Describe the features and functionality of the (Optional) Promote solution.
- Use the Promotional Forecasting tools within RDF
- Explain the difference between promotional and statistical forecasting
- Describe the business function of the Curve module
- Explain the process of creating a custom Spread Profile using the Curve Tasks and Views
- Set Curve parameters
- Explain the steps in manually generating a demand forecast
- Explain the process of generating a demand forecast through the nightly batch run
- Differentiate between the different methods of approving a forecast
- List the possible Views in the Forecast Approval Task
- Explain the purpose of the key parameters in the Forecast Approval Views
- Describe the tools used for deleting a forecast
- Describe the features and functionality of the Grade solution
- Identify the methods for creating clusters
- Describe each method in detail
- Explain the function and purpose of the Forecast Analysis tools
- Explain the function of the Views found in the Interactive Forecasting Task
- Explain the function of the Views found in the Forecast Scorecard Task
- Describe the process of exporting demand forecasts
- Explain how demand forecasts are used by other planning applications
- Explain how demand forecasts are used by execution applications
- Recap the RDF course content
- Create, run, and review a sample Demand Forecast
Course Objectives
- View a Sample Demand Forecast
- Approve a Sample Demand Forecast
- Review the accuracy of a Sample Demand Forecast
- Identify the Default Alerts in RDF and their functions
- Describe how RDF integrates with other systems
- Use the optional Curve Module
- Generate a Sample Demand Forecast
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