A Case Study Concerning Sales Prediction Using Sales Quantitative Prediction Methods

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2010Auteur
Dragomirescu, Simona Elena
Solomon, Daniela Cristina
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The sales condition the entire activity of a enterprise, its variation being
considered the main risk factor on the performances and financial position of the
enterprise. The importance of elaboration of such budget is given by: (a) on long term:
the establishing of the investments and financing plans; (b) on medium term: the
establishing of publicity and promotion expenses budget; and (c) on short term: the
determination of the production level, of supply program, the optimization of labor
force. In planning the sales volume, there exist several methods, from which we remind:
causal method, non-causal method, direct method, indirect method, judgment and
statistic methods. All these methods have advantages and disadvantages. Quantitative
methods are the methods that in predictions’ realization start from numbered statistic
data. The linear adjustment, correlation may be applied for the general tendencies of
sales evolution research, when the tendency is linear.