Flexibility in Engineering Design¶
de Neufville, R., & Scholtes, S. (2011). Flexibility in Engineering Design. MIT Press.
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Mechanisms¶
- Expandable Facility Plan
- It misleads because shell space is an option that can expire worthless: you pay to hold capacity that demand never claims.
This sourceExplains that built-in expansion flexibility has an up-front cost and may never be exercised, leaving that cost wasted when future demand does not materialize.
- It misleads because shell space is an option that can expire worthless: you pay to hold capacity that demand never claims.
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