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capacity
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the amount of output that a system is capable of achieving over a specific pd of...
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managing _______ ________ is critical in operations of all businesses
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productive capacity
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basic capacity questions
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what kind of capacity is needed?how much is needed?when is it needed?
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speculative
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forecast
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responsive
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demand
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real (effective) capacity
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what is to be produced
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long range capacity planning
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> 1 yrbuildingsinvest in new facilities and equipment or not?large capital expenditures
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intermediate range capacity planning
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6-18 monthshiring, lay off, minor equip purchase
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short range capacity planning
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1 month or lesseliminate variance between planned vs. actual outputovertime, personnel...
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strategic capacity planning
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determining the overall capacity level or capital intensive resources that best...
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best operating level
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level of capacity for which the process was designed and volume output where avg cost per unit...
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capacity utilization rate=
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actual output/ best operating level (%)
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capacity utilization rate
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how close to best operating level
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economies of scale
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volume increase, cost/unit decreasespread the fixed costs of building and equip over multiple...
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diseconomies of scale
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where cost/unit rises as volume increasesplant too large
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focused factory
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a facility with a fairly limited set of production objectivesfocus on one product
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Plant within a Plant
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used to operationalize a focused factory by designating a specific area in a larger plant
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capacity flexibility
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ability to increase or decrease production levels and shift products
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economies of scope
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low cost to switch from one product to another
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flex plants
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adapt to change like ringling bros
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adjustments
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balance capacityfrequency of additions/reductionsexternal sources of capacity
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balancing capacity across process steps
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outputs from prior steps are inputs to nextminimize bottleneck
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frequency of add/reduction
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too frequent, unnecessary costsnot frequent, lost salesboth expensive
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external sources of capacity
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may be cheaper to out source
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bottleneck
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the step in production delivery process that has the lowest capacity when measured using a...
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find a bottleneck
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on paper: find capacityline of sight: highest WIP inventory
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capacity expansion=
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desired change in capacity- increase in capacity from replacing depreciated capital- change...
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match capacity to
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demand
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Planning SERVICE capacity
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time (deliver to customer then produced)locationvolatility of demand (10-30 min)capacity utilization...
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best operating point is near _____ of capcity for serivce
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70%
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caveats
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capacity affects not only service quality but also conformance quality
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capacity cushion
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amt of capacity in excess of expected demanddesign/expected
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