Paul Goodwin

@PaulG00dwin

Emeritus Prof., author & speaker interested in forecasting, decision analysis & statistics. Rep'd by Ampersand Agency.

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  1. Nov 4

    ‘Is it OK to …’: the bot that gives you an instant moral judgment

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    Nov 3

    Forecasting: theory and practice An encyclopedic overview of the forecasting field written by a team of 80 top researchers and academics. This 80,000+ words unique article will be published by the International Journal of Forecasting.

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  3. Oct 25

    An infidelity index. What next? Bath named the adultery capital of the UK in new survey

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    Oct 20

    Fotios Petropoulos, Professor of Management Science at the University of Bath in The U.K., joins us to talk about his work "Fast and Frugal Time Series Forecasting."

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    Sep 20

    Join the Dean of as he speaks with author about his book 'Forewarned: A Sceptics Guide to Prediction'. Register for your place now ⤵️

    Paul Goodwin giving a presentation
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    Sep 14

    In the next event in the book series, speaks with author about his book 'Forewarned: A Sceptics Guide to Prediction' and how good (or not so good) we are at predicting the future in a wide range of areas.

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    Sep 6

    Should we trust predictions or our gut instincts? Emeritus Professor speaks to Dean about his book, Forewarned: A Sceptics Guide to Prediction, in the latest School of Management Book Series. Register your place 👉

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  8. Aug 28

    In the race against the climate crisis, we can’t leave anyone behind. Join

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    Aug 23

    Free webinar: Behavioral economics in demand planning, Sept 2

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    Jul 19

    Foresight free article: Why Should I Trust Your Forecasts?

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    Jun 29

    Foresight announces the recipients of the Hall of Fame best paper awards. Congrats to all!

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  12. Jun 8

    Studying maths beyond GCSEs helps brain development, say scientists

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  13. May 27

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  14. May 19

    We need more research on forecasting practice in organizations.

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    May 12

    New book: Business Forecasting: The emerging role of AI and ML

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    May 10

    What a wonderful year it's becoming! Here's to 3 months of Expand Books and the 3 marvellous books that have helped us 📚🥰🧠

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  17. May 7

    Time can flow backwards. Three weeks ago an engineering journal asked me to referee a forecasting paper that the article history stated had already been accepted in Dec 2020 & published in the Aug 2020 issue.

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    Apr 27

    Don't forget, we always have our Expand books for sale after their month has ended 🧠📚 Catch our April title before we announce May's next week! 🥳📚

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    Apr 26

    We're growing! Due to popular demand, we now offer European delivery! 🌍 📮📚 For an additional shipping charge, you can enjoy our Expand picks every month from the comfort of your non-UK home 😊📚🧠

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  20. Apr 24

    Do 'maximisers' or 'satisficers' make better decisions? via

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