chase-demand strategy¶
In operations management, a. chase-demand strategy. level.
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Mechanisms¶
- Service Window Adjustment
- Its strength is that it costs little when the problem is timing rather than volume: if capacity exists but sits in the wrong hours, sliding it onto the peak is a chase-demand strategy
This sourceReshaping service hours to arrival peaks is a temporal form of chasing demand — matching the supply of service time to when demand actually occurs — which is why it is cheap when the fault is timing and useless when the fault is total volume.
- Its strength is that it costs little when the problem is timing rather than volume: if capacity exists but sits in the wrong hours, sliding it onto the peak is a chase-demand strategy
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