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Demand and Supply Forecasting — Risk-Aware Forecasting of Supply Chain Volumes and Imbalances

Last Updated: July 15, 2025
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Overview

This module analyzes historical demand and supply data to forecast future volumes, detect demand-supply imbalances, and identify risks related to overstock or shortages. It provides risk-aware projections to inform strategic supply chain planning.


The RISI Framework Breakdown for Demand and Supply Forecasting

StepNamePurpose
RRoleSets the AI’s posture as an institutional supply chain analyst specializing in forecasting.
IInsightEvaluates historical demand and supply trends, seasonality, and market factors impacting volume.
SStrategySimulates demand-supply scenarios to forecast future volumes and highlight imbalance risks.
IImpactProvides actionable recommendations for mitigating forecast risks and optimizing supply planning.

How to Use the Demand & Supply Forecasting Module

Copy and paste these prompts into ChatGPT sequentially, replacing [TARGET] with your target supply chain:

What to enter for [TARGET]:
A description of your specific supply chain, e.g.:

  • “Electronics Manufacturing Supply Chain,”
  • Or, “Pharmaceutical Supplier Network.”

  1. Role Prompt:
    Activate ProSupplyChain Mode for Institutional Demand and Supply Forecasting
  2. Insight Prompt:
    Analyze historical demand and supply data for [TARGET], including seasonality and market trends. Limit output to one paragraph.
  3. Strategy (Simulation) Prompt:
    Simulate future demand and supply scenarios for [TARGET], identifying potential volume imbalances or risk points. Limit output to one paragraph.
  4. Impact (Implications) Prompt:
    Summarize actionable strategies to mitigate demand-supply forecast risks and optimize inventory and supply planning. Provide one clear, risk-aware paragraph grounded in institutional supply chain management.


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