Exam 5: Strategic Capacity Management

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The capacity utilization rate is found by dividing best operating level by capacity used.

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At some point, the size of a growing plant can become too large and diseconomies of scale become a capacity planning problem.

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Making adjustments to eliminate the variance between planned and actual output is tied into intermediate-range capacity planning.

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Service capacity planning is performed almost identically to manufacturing capacity planning. The only difference is that workers are a major capacity issue for services.

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The smaller the capacity cushion, the better.

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The capacity cushion is the ratio of capacity used to the best capacity level.

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The time duration in which capacity planning is greater than one year is?

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The basic notion of economies of scale is that as a plant gets larger and volume increases, the average cost per unit of output drops.

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The ultimate in plant flexibility is a one-hour-changeover plant.

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