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Demand Forecasting Principles training moved to November

2026-09-07 by Ivan Svetunkov
Two forecasts for some data

This is a public service announcement! We had to shift things around, and our open course, Demand Forecasting Principles, now runs in November. Eight live sessions over four weeks, every Tuesday and Thursday from 3pm to 5pm UK time, starting 3 November. Nikos Kourentzes and I will deliver it together. The course is built around … Read more

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