Continue with analyzing feedback within your supply chain at EBBD. Forecasting is based on projecting historical information into the future to provide some type of goal or expectation for system performance. Forecasting can also be based on qualitative reasoning and correlating factors. Regardless of how a projection is made, there will be forecast errors - the difference between what was predicted and the actual result. Forecast errors can be used as feedback to help improve future predictions. Consider that forecasting can be a feedback process. How would you use forecasting to help you determine your weekly ordering decision of Kentucky Swamp Brew? NOTE that this is a different question than what you are asked to do in Case 2 (improve the forecasting process for the whole of EBBD.) First, enter your original response to this question. To keep it original, do not read your classmates' first responses. Then, respond to at least one of your classmates' discussion post. Further the discussion and make it interesting.