1- Even with good forecasting and facilities built to accomodate that forecast, there may be a

poor match between the actual demand that occurs and available capacity. A poor match may

mean demand exceeds capacity or capacity exceeds demand. ? If acase happened what is your recommendation to solve that case

2- SUPPOSE FACTORY Have A FOUR MACHINES to produce product starting from machine a and ending at d( a-b-c-d) MACHINE A ( 20MINT / UNIT) MACHINE B (22MIN / UNIT) MACHINE C (35 MIN/UNIT) AND MACHINE D ( 9MIN / UNIT)

FIND

BOTTELNECK PROCESS AND HOW CAN YOU HELP THE OWNER OF FACTORY TO REDUCE THE BOTELNECK AND MAKE THE CAPACITY MORE EFFICIENT