SmartForecasts for Windows

SmartForecasts Unlimited Batch Edition, Version 4.12, from Smart Software Inc., is reviewed. The most important feature of the Version 4.12 of SmartForecasts of Windows (SFW), which shipped in July 1998, is the automatic forecasting system, which includes six extrapolative forecasting methods: simpl...

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