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#demand planning

  • Demand Intelligence

Destination Events are returning. How states, cities and neighborhoods are preparing with smarter data strategies

With events returning to normal and domestic tourism booming, destination marketing organizations are investing in understanding the...
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  • Demand Intelligence

How to predict demand surges (and drops) you can prepare for in inflationary times

With record high US inflation likely to continue for the foreseeable future, businesses are adjusting their plans and seeking efficiencies....
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  • Demand Intelligence

Webinar: How hotels use event data to predict booking demand

With events returning to normal and domestic tourism booming, hotels, airlines, OTAs, and others in the travel industry are investing...
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  • Demand Intelligence

How retailers use school holidays, severe weather warnings and college dates for better forecasting

Accurately predicting demand and footfall for retail locations is complex. Weather, seasonality, marketing (both yours and competitors),...
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  • Accommodation
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  • Demand Intelligence

How events make or break accommodation demand

When events ramp up, so does travel, and bookings for hotel stays. Discover how events impact the accommodation industry and why you...
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  • demand impact patterns

Discover the true impact of severe weather events on retail demand so your models and teams can make the best decisions at scale: PredictHQ Demand Impact Patterns

We identified the length and severity of impact on retail and QSR demand caused by 73 kinds of severe weather events. Here's how you...
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  • Operations
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  • Demand Intelligence

How to use demand intelligence for better business outcomes

Savvy operations teams know events drive demand. And without a source of reliable external data about these events, the picture is...
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  • Demand Surge Alerts
  • Demand Intelligence

Understanding PredictHQ Demand Surges + how to use them

Events impact demand and clusters of many frequently drive unexpectedly large surges in demand. PredictHQ’s demand surges highlight...
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