You have run a capacity resource profile on your shop. Products have been routed
sequentially through resources A, B, C & D. The capacity resource profile tells you that
recourse A is scheduled at 95 percent of capacity, recourse B at 80% of capacity,
recourse C at 130% of capacity and recourse D at 100% of capacity. Assuming that the
data we used to calculate the capacity resource profile was reasonably accurate, what
have we discovered about the process A, B, C & D?
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If demand for product “A” were forecast at 1,000,000 units for the coming year and
your factory has one machine capable of producing 4,500 units per week, how many
similar machines might you plan to acquire?
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What two kinds of probability distributions can be used in a simulation?
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