Guest Editorial
You’re scratching your head and wondering what the term “Seasonal Data” refers to. I define it as the type of data that is valid only during certain times of the year due to the infrequency of updates, or because the data is derived from the type of event that happens just once a year. Because the data is developed as the result of a recent event, it can yield great results, but you need to know when to use the data (when it’s fresh) in order to avoid wasting time and resources.
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