Which of the following is one of the typical constraints for an aggregate planner?
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Answer choices in this exercise appear in a different order each time the page is loaded. What are 3 types of aggregate plan?3 Types of Aggregate Planning Strategies. Level Strategy: The goal of an aggregate planning strategy is to keep the production rate and the workforce level. ... . Chase Strategy: As the name implies, you are chasing market demand. ... . Hybrid Strategy: There is a third alternative, which is a hybrid of the previous two strategies.. What are the factors affecting aggregate planning?Factors considered in the aggregate planning activity include:. Sales forecasts.. Inventory investment.. Capital equipment utilization.. Work force capacity.. Skills training requirements.. Corporate policies concerning customer service levels, overtime, and subcontracting.. What are the 5 aggregate planning strategies?6 types of aggregate planning strategies. Type 1: Pricing differentials and promotions. Managers use pricing differentials and promotions to boost demand to match available capacity. ... . Type 2: Back ordering. ... . Type 3: Generating new demand. ... . Type 4: Seasonal hiring. ... . Type 5: Subcontracting. ... . Type 6: Building up inventory.. What are the four things needed for aggregate planning?Four things are needed for aggregate planning:. a logical unit for measuring sales and output.. a forecast of demand for a reasonable intermediate planning period in these aggregate terms.. a method for determining the relevant costs.. |
