Background to Weatherology and the development of the NAXIS System

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Do, your moods & feelings, your desires & cravings, change from one day to the next?
       
Changes in the balance of Heat, Light and Water (Weather), changes the balance of chemicals in your brain and how it reacts. These changes then affect how your body works. These changes affect your moods and feelings and create desires and cravings that are never the same one day to the next. The balance of Heat, Light and Water (Weather) is the underlying driver of all human activity, but most of the time you don’t know the effect it’s having on you. The effect is so primitive that most of the time you react to the changes subconsciously.
       
As a consumer, and like every other consumer, these subconscious decisions affect every action you take, including what you eat & drink what clothes you wear and almost everything else you buy and in what quantity you purchase them. Until now these subconscious decisions have not been fully acknowledged. If the cause of an action cannot be recognised, predicting the effect cannot be forecast.
       
Just think of the possibilities if those subconscious decisions could be forecast! Being able to predict consumer desire would greatly enhance the forecasting ability of retailers and suppliers to improve availability, reduce stock, reduce waste, and significantly improve customer service. Just think no more out of stocks of the products you desire, when you want them.

In the UK, retail sales are worth £249bn, it is recognised that availability ranges from 90% to 96.5% (depending on sector), so
there is a gap in potential sales of between £24.9bn and £8.7bn.

Weatherology™ has developed the NAXIS System™ to produce forecasts of consumer desire. By using the discovery of the Feel Good Factor, a combination of weather elements, provides a very good indicator and measure of consumer desire. Utilising the FGF within the NAXIS System™ gives the ability of converting consumer behaviour into real consumer driven demand. It is called the Feel Good Factor, very simply, because it is an excellent reflection of how you feel and the resulting actions you take.

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