Strategies for managing demand in service?
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1. Demand exceeds maximum available capacity with the result that potential business may be lost.
2. Demand exceeds the optimum capacity level; no one is turned away, but all customers are likely to perceive deterioration in the quality of service delivered.
3. Demand and supply are well balanced at the level of optimum capacity.
4. Demand is below optimum capacity and productive resources are underutilized; this poses the risk (in some instances) that customers may find the experience disappointing or have doubts about the viability of the service.
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2. Demand exceeds the optimum capacity level; no one is turned away, but all customers are likely to perceive deterioration in the quality of service delivered.
3. Demand and supply are well balanced at the level of optimum capacity.
4. Demand is below optimum capacity and productive resources are underutilized; this poses the risk (in some instances) that customers may find the experience disappointing or have doubts about the viability of the service.
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Here's a look at 10.
Reduce lead times. ...
Implement a demand-driven supply chain. ...
Use S&OP and LTP processes in SAP ECC. ...
Use buffers. ...
Focus on demand-supply visibility. ...
Adopt postponement strategies for product assembly. ...
Put experiences to better use. ...
Create an action plan for managing volatility.
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