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Business is growing. Current processes and systems seem inadequate to meet the rising demand. We need more capacity. But, how much?
Developing the capacity requirements is not only the first step. It will be the primary driver of the project cost. It deserves more than a cursory statement; “Let’s plan for sufficient capacity to meet our peak in 2009.”
There are the traditional questions. What is the projected rate of growth? How does demand on the elements of capacity change during the year, the month - or the day?
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
James M. Apple, Jr. is a Director in The Progress Group. Prior to co-founding The Progress Group in 1991, he was a Partner with Coopers & Lybrand's SysteCon division. During 1992-1995 he served as a Senior Systems Advisor with Vanderlande Industries, a major conveyor and systems provider in Europe.
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