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1
Demand Forecasting in Indian Retail Industry
  • Vijay Gabale (07305004)
  • Ashutosh Dhekne (07305016)
  • Piyush Masrani (07305017)
  • Sumedh Tirodkar (07305020)
  • Tanmay Mande (07305051)

Applied Economics Course Project
2
Motivation
  • The A.T. Kearney Global Retail Development Index
    shows India on the top of the list.
  • Multi-outlet retail concept has gained
    acceptance. A report by Images Retail predicts
    Over 400 malls by 2010
  • Competition Survival of the fittest!
  • Forecasting of demand!

3
Indian Retail Industry
  • Retail - The sale of goods or commodities in
    small quantities directly to consumers.
  • Retailers in India
  • Shoppers Stop
  • Westside (Trent)
  • Pantaloon (Big Bazaar)
  • Lifestyle
  • RPG Retail (Foodworld, Musicworld)
  • Crossword

4
Challenges in Demand Forecasting
  • Scale of forecast
  • Erratic demands
  • Introducing new goods
  • Changing price
  • Restocking period
  • How do we resolve them?

5
Techniques
  • Judgmental
  • Unaided
  • Delphi
  • Expert Systems
  • Simulated interactions
  • Quantitative
  • Extrapolation
  • Data mining Least Square Regression

6
Existing Surveys
  • The Indian Retail Report 2007 released by Kamal
    Nath on January, 09, 2007
  • The India Retail Report 2007, Amitabh Taneja,
    Chief Convenor of India Retail Forum
  • An article by Tata Strategic Management Group
    in September, 2006
  • India has huge population
  • The forecasting plays major role in quantifying
    trends
  • Sophisticated tools or expert analysts

7
Our Survey
  • We visited Haiko, a division of the Lakewood
    Malls Pvt. Ltd. at Hiranandani Gardens.
  • Mr. Gaurav Purohit (Business Manager)
  • Haiko
  • Small scale retailer
  • Do not use sophisticated tools but historical
    data to analyze trends

8
What are the key aspects of a forecasting
exercise?
  1. Beginning Early
  2. Taking expert inputs
  3. The tools used for demand forecasting cannot
    replace domain expertise
  4. Thinking of multiple solutions
  5. Being on the field

9
Questionnaire
  • How is the forecasting done?
  • Past data and Targeted growth
  • Tastes and trends are subjective terms
  • What are some tips for developing a forecasting
    model for new product?
  • try out different forecasting techniques
  • What is the period of time in the future for
    which you do forecasting?
  • a six monthly basis, place orders at 2 months in
    advance
  • Could you share with us an example story?

10
Questionnaire
  • Does the volume of sale have a bearing on the
    rack space you allocate to a good?
  • They have a fixed rack space and that dictates
    how much they can stock.
  • For all the analysis do you use software?
  • Could you relate a failure story?
  • The detailed interview in report!

11
Conclusion
  • The increasing competition in Indian Retail
    Sector is compelling retailers to use demand
    forecasting tools.
  • Retailers who have their own brand labels use the
    forecasting techniques of the kind we study in
    theory.
  • On the other hand, small scale retailers can
    employ qualitative techniques on the historical
    data and considering the behavior trends in the
    market.

12
References
  • Images retail. http//www.imagesretail.com/india
    retail report.htm.
  • Tata Strategic Management Group. Retail
    revolution. http//www.tata.com/tata
    strategic/articles/20060925 retail.htm.
  • A.T. Kearney. Global retail development index
    (GRDI) 2004-2007. http//www.atkearney.com/.
  • Kamal Nath. India retail report.
    http//commerce.nic.in/pressrelease/pressrelease
    detail.asp?id1895.
  • Namita Singh, S. Jason Olasky, Kellie S. Cluff,
    and Jr. William F. Welch. Supply chain demand
    forecasting and planning. http//www.patentstorm.u
    s/patents/7080026-fulltext.html.
  • Software Consulting Services to the Consumer
    Goods Industry. Demand forecasting model.
    http//www.ibsw.com/demand.htm.
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