| scottie said: Reasonable, your question has already been answered, by me a couple of posts ago |
Ah - I see what you mean. I work in retail forecasting and we'd never call that a boost, that's why I didn't get it.
What you mean is you think this will negate any lost sales from the error, I see. I personally wouldn't call this a boost but I agree that if it was giving a negative effect then MS reaction will help.
For me a boost has to be an increase to the baseline demand - what you and Jeronimo66 are describing is removing something causing a negative effect on baseline demand.
For the record I doubt the error was causing any lost sales as it didn't seem to get enough coverage IMHO so I doubt the baseline was impacted much by this and neither do I think the resoluion will change much either.
Terminology's a bitch though when conversing, isn't it?
Try to be reasonable... its easier than you think...
