Volume-Response Planning

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Volume-Response Planning refers to the systematic planning and adjustment of required resources (e.g. transport capacities, warehousing, workforce) based on forecasted or actual volume changes. Its purpose is to ensure high responsiveness to fluctuations in demand while optimizing costs across the supply chain.

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