Analysis of the Role of Capacity Management and Planning on the Success of the Businesses
Keywords:
analysis, management, planning, business etcAbstract
The main aim of this report is to explore the role, which capacity management and capacity planning plays in the overall success of businesses. The findings of this paper indicates that some of the main roles, which are played by capacity planning include: making the businesses to operate on the best operating levels, improving the level of efficiency of the businesses, making the organizations to be in a position to cut on the costs of operations, making the businesses to be able to have accurate forecasts, making the businesses to improve on the quality of the products and services, which they offer and making the organizations to be able to meet the needs and expectations of their customers. These factors result in the overall business success.
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