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Aligned Resource Optimization: How to Optimally Allocate Resources in Alignment With Enterprise-Level Objectives
Overview The manufacturing line has been underperforming on one shift due to periodic shortages of staff and materials, and bottlenecks in product inspection. Should the company invest in a just-in-time inventory system, add third-shift staff, reduce the sample size of post-production testing, cut one shift but add a new production line or outsource the more time-consuming processes? In each case, the answer would be, "It depends." The best way to allocate resources depends on the nature of the resources and constraints at hand and the organization's mission.
| Publisher | SAS Institute | File Format | |
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| Date Published | March 2008 | ||
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