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Handbook of Research on Strategic Supply Chain Management in the Retail Industry
The work that can be done over a specified period of time. It can be calculated at the Work Center, Work Area or Plant Level. It is usually stated in hours. Capacity = (number of machines) X (utilization) X (efficiency) per time period.
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Trimming Safety Stock: Empirically, Realizing Working Capital Gains
Tanuj Sood (JDA Software, India)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-4666-9894-9.ch014
Abstract
Today's retail environment has become extremely competitive with retailers offering low prices almost on daily basis through various promotional techniques. Majority of their products placed on their shelves are promoted to boost sales, compete efficiently and gain market share. Retailers have a natural tendency to keep a very close watch on various costs in whichever way they can be curtailed or controlled. Costs like Labor, Transportation, Vendor Deals and Inventory reduction are some of the key areas that are tracked and renegotiated very frequently by retailers worldwide. Safety Stock holding is one critical area where a lot of work can be done “empirically” by retailers and distributors to create stock efficiencies across their established supply chain networks. Application of appropriate statistical techniques on the right set of products can help us getting a trimmed down safety stock numbers which are still capable in addressing the demand and supply variability while holding much lesser stock and still achieve greater customer service levels.
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Quality of Service and Service Level Agreements
In the context of this article, capacity is the bandwidth available for a specific service. The exact definition of the capacity (for example, at which network layer it should be measured) is a subject of the SLA for the service.
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Physical, Hybrid, and Digital Escape Rooms: Using EERGs in the English Studies Classroom Through Literature
The opportunities that students can create to help themselves and each other as a group instead of individually.
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Efficient High Dimensional Data Classification
Capacity is a measure of complexity and measures the expressive power flexibility of the boundary of the classifier.
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Reflections on Functioning and Disability in Aging and Public Health
This is the activity qualifier and describes the aptitude of an individual to perform a task or action in a standardized environment. this one construct aims to indicate the maximum level of functioning that a person can achieve in a given domain, at a given time.
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Workload Control: Emphasizing Speed to Beat the Competition
The maximum rate of output for a process, measured in units of output per unit of time.
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Torrential Floods and Soil Erosion: Review on Characteristic Examples and Prevention Praxis in the Republic of Serbia
The combination of all the strengths, attributes, and resources available within an organization, community or society to manage and reduce disaster risks and strengthen resilience. Capacity may include infrastructure, institutions, human knowledge and skills, and collective attributes such as social relationships, leadership, and management.
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Organizational Attention
The amount of stimuli that can be noticed and processed in a given time period. The number of concurrent issues that can be processed by a decision maker.
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Reimaging, Rethinking, and Reinvigorating Planning Practices for Resilient Urban and Rural Development in Zimbabwe
this refers to the ability of individuals, households and institutions to carry out their mandates. The mandates mainly focus on the different development priority areas.
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Network Modeling
The largest amount of flow permitted on an edge or through a vertex.
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Applying Change Creation to Improve Online Learning
or Capability means having both willingness and ability.
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Linking Cost Control to Cost Management in Healthcare Services: An Analysis of Three Case Studies
The ability to produce during a given time period, with an upper limit imposed by the level and quality of resources available.
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Integrating Organizational Values With Workplace Performance
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Traffic Signal Timing Optimization Analysis and Practice
The maximum number of vehicles that could pass through a specific point or location in one hour
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Sustainable Change: Building Resilience Advancing Corporate Social Responsibility
Organizational alignment of (1) structure, (2) goals and strategy, (3) culture, (4) power dynamics, and (5) technology.
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Competency Concept in VO Breeding Environments
Ability to perform or produce something (good/service) in quantitative terms.
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International Migration and the Rights of Migrants Guaranteed by the Legislation of Georgia and Their Implementation
The ability of a person to acquire and exercise civil rights and duties by his own will and action, arises upon reaching the age of majority.
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Analyzing Airport Capacity by Simulation: A Mexican Case Study
The airport operating level, expressed as the number of aircraft movements that can occur at an airport over a specified time period.
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Digital Watermarking
The capacity of a system refers to the number of bits of a watermark that may be encoded within a cover document.
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Moment-Based Image Watermarking Principles, Perspectives, and Challenges
The amount of information a host image can carry without being suspected.
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Performance Measurement of Computer Networks
Nominal physical link capacity is the theoretical maximum amount of data that a link can support, whereas IP layer link capacity is the maximum number of IP layer bits that can be transmitted over a link. Both metrics are usually measured in bits per second.
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