Time Fence Management

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Time Fence Management refers to dividing the planning horizon into fixed time fences with varying degrees of flexibility for changes. Inner (near-term) fences are largely frozen to ensure the stability of production and delivery schedules, while outer (long-term) fences allow increasing flexibility.

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