Seasonal Demand Smoothing

Quelle: https://www.supplychaindigital.com/technology-sourcing/smoothing-supply-and-demand

Seasonal Demand Smoothing refers to the application of logistics and supply chain strategies aimed at balancing demand peaks and troughs throughout the year. This involves inventory optimization, production planning, pricing and promotion tactics to achieve more consistent utilization and greater efficiency in the supply chain.

Related Terms

You might also be interested in these terms

Statistical Demand Smoothing

Statistical Demand Smoothing is a technique used to reduce demand fluctuations in supply chains by applying statistical smoothing methods to historica...

Learn more

Seasonal risk

Seasonal risk is the risk that demand, supply, or transportation capacity fluctuates due to seasonal patterns, affecting inventory levels, service lev...

Learn more

Seasonal peaks

Seasonal peaks are temporary periods of heightened demand or utilization caused by seasonal variations, during which transportation capacity, inventor...

Learn more

Demand risk

The risk that customer demand is uncertain or lower than expected, leading to excess inventory, capacity adjustments, or missed revenue in the supply ...

Learn more

traffic smoothing

Traffic smoothing is the systematic leveling of traffic flows through temporal or spatial distribution in order to use capacity efficiently, avoid pea...

Learn more

Demand Shaping

Demand shaping is the deliberate set of actions (pricing, promotions, product availability, assortment, marketing) aimed at influencing customer deman...

Learn more