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Firdavs [7]
3 years ago
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Match the following terms to the correct definition. The maximum expected output capability of a resource or system. An approach

to a firm's acquisition of resources that will either lead, lag, or track the customer demand. A capacity acquisition strategy where expansion takes place before the demand materializes and never falls behind the capacity growing requirements. The expected output capability of a resource or system after accounting for scheduled down time (like for maintenance). A capacity acquisition strategy where expansion takes place only after the demand materializes and never exceeds the demand.
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tamaranim1 [39]3 years ago
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Answer:

The maximum expected output capability of a resource or system. - Is the definition of <u>Design Capacity.</u>

An approach to a firm's acquisition of resources that will either lead, lag, or track the customer demand. - Is the definition of <u>Capacity Expansion Strategy.</u>

A capacity acquisition strategy where expansion takes place before the demand materializes and never falls behind the capacity growing requirements. - Is the definition of <u>Lead the Demand.</u>

The expected output capability of a resource or system after accounting for scheduled down time (like for maintenance).- Is the definition of <u>Effective Capacity.</u>

A capacity acquisition strategy where expansion takes place only after the demand materializes and never exceeds the demand. - Is the definition of <u>Lag the Demand.</u>

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