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Forecast Pro XE version 5 offers major improvements over earlier releases. The upgraded product features improved expert selection, additional forecasting models, graphical forecast adjustments, and customizable output—everything you need to make your forecasting work easier, quicker and more accurate.
Forecast Pro Version 5 highlights include:
The newly re-designed Forecast Pro XE Version 5 and Forecast Pro Basic Version 5 will make your forecasting easier and more accurate. Here's just a sample of what you'll find in V5:
- Improved Expert Selection for more accurate automatic forecasting. Expert Selection now chooses from a broader range of models, more accurately detects seasonality in low-volume data sets and includes improved "special handling" for anomalous data sets.
- A brand new, intuitive interface lets you view and interpret your data more easily and navigate effortlessly through large data sets and multi-level product hierarchies.
- Powerful new graphing and reporting capabilities allow you to create dazzling, presentation-quality reports in seconds. Version 5 includes four professionally-designed standardized report formats in addition to a custom reporting option for maximum flexibility.
- Seasonal Simplification, a powerful new must-have methodology if you are forecasting data with more than 12 observations per year. Seasonal Simplification reduces the number of seasonal indexes used to model the data and often substantially improves forecast accuracy.
- A streamlined regression modeling facility with enhanced diagnostics that will save you time and improve your models. Using the new navigator-based modeling options, you can add and delete terms from your current model with a click of the mouse.
Click here to download the Forecast Pro XE and Forecast Pro Basic Version 5 product brochure ( 440k PDF)
Training - we provide onsite training for Forecast Pro XE and Forecast Pro Unlimited.
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