Valerie Williams

Demand intelligence gives retailers the foresight needed to stock the right amount of the right product, at the right place, at the…

Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and more severe across the United States and in Europe, with severe weather events Stay ahead of extreme weather and other major demand catalysts with three new updates that give you greater insight, better usability, and even faster integration.…

Forecasting models need to know exactly how long unplanned severe weather events will have an impact, and how severe that impact will These patterns make it easy for you to identify the impact on demand on the days leading up to, during, and after severe weather events. You can now access Demand Impact Patterns through the API, meaning you can easily integrate them to update your forecasting models as soon as reliable weather data is available.…

Integrating demand intelligence into your models often requires significant developer and data science resources and time–until our The Features API enables teams to unlock new insights and start improving their demand planning and forecasting quickly. One feature in particular that has gotten many of our customers excited enables you to quickly identify demand surges.…

Identify areas impacted by severe weather with Polygons for Europe Polygons accurately indicate the geographic area impacted by severe weather events within the Control Center map view or our Events API. We’re excited to announce we’ve expanded our Polygons coverage into Europe!…

Despite changes in consumer behavior since the start of the pandemic, the vast majority of consumers across all age ranges still prefer…

Proactively communicating upcoming demand-driving events creates trust and alignment across teams for great results. Today, I want…

Savvy operations teams know events drive demand. And without a source of reliable external data about these events, the picture is…