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strategic

Relates to the identification of long-term or overall aims and interests of achieving them

Capacity

Upper limit or ceiling on the load

Capacity

includes: equipment, space, employee skills

Capacity planning

Determines the capacity desired by an entity with a given forecast of demand

Capacity planning

1st step when a firm decides to produce new or more product

Demand forecast

Determination of future demands

Demand forecast

takes note of degree of uncertainty and accuracy

Strategic planning capacity

To achieve a match between long-term supply capabilities of an organization and the predicted level of long term demand

Overcapacity

Too high operating cost

Inadequate capacity

Strained resources

Inadequate capacity

Possible loss of customers

Capacity investment

Needs a planning backed with a formulated strategy and wise capacity decisions

Measuring capacity

Measures efficiency and utilization of operations

Efficiency

Signifies a level of performance that describes using the least amount of input to achieve the highest amount of output

Utilization

How well a resource is being used

Design capacity

Maximum output rate

Effective capacity

Design capacity minus allowances

Actual output

Rate of output actually achieved

Long-term capacity

Forecasting demand over a time horizon

Short term capacity

Less concerned with cycles or trends than with seasonal variations

Demand management strategies

can be used to offset capacity limitations

Economies of scale

Output rate is less than the optional level

Diseconomies of scale

Output rate is more than the optimal level

Bottleneck operations

An operation in a sequence of operations whose capacity is lower than that of the other operations

Constraints

Something that limits the performance of a process or system in achieving its goals

Cost-volume analysis

Focuses on relationship between cost, revenue, and volume of output

Cost-volume analysis

Estimate the income of an organization

Financial analysis

Rank the investment proposals

Cash flow

Refers to the cash received and cash outflow

Present value

Expresses in current value the sum of all future cash flows

Decision theory

Involves identifying a set of possible future conditions

Waiting line analysis

Helps managers choose capacity levels

Simulation

Useful tool in evaluating what if scenarios