Bùi Anh Huy Note Chapter 13

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Class: SERVICES MARKETING

CORN LL Date: 22/01/ 2021

NOT S  
Topic: Chap 13 – Managing Demand and
Capacity

    Student Name    
    Bui Anh Huy    
             
    Main Ideas / Key Words Notes    
UNDERLYING ISSUE: LACK OF - Can’t build up service inventory during peak periods
INVENTORY CAPACITY  Due to perishability of services and simultaneous
production/consumption
- Capacity typically fixed in service, flat horizontal line over time
period
 Excess Demand – exceeds max capacity (customers
turned away, lost business, customer expectations gap)
 Demand Exceeds Optimum Capacity – quality of
service suffers due to overuse/crowding/understaffed
 Demand & Supply Balanced at Level of Optimal
Capacity – ideal levels, no one’s overworked, quality
service
 Excess Capacity – demand below optimal capacity,
underutilized resources, low profit & productivity

VARIATIONS IN DEMAND RELATIVE


TO CAPACITY

       
       

DEMAND AND CAPACITY FOR


SERVICE PROVIDERS

- Many service firms have fixed capacity


CONSTRAINTS ON CAPACITY  Time – additional time cannot be created
 Labor – staffing levels
 Equipment – trucks, delivery, streaming bandwidth,
servers, etc.
 Facilities – can’t expand service facility during high
demand (i.e. hotels)

Optimal Use of Capacity


- Resources fully employed but not overused
- Customers received quality service in timely manner

Maximum Capacity
- Absolute limit of service available
- When exceeded: decreased service quality, customer
dissatisfied, employees burnout, turnover, etc.

STRATEGIES FOR SHIFTING DEMAND TO


MATCH CAPACITY

STRATEGIES FOR ADJUSTING


CAPACITY TO MATCH DEMAND

YIELD MANAGEMENT: BALANCE


CAPACITY UTILIZATION, PRICING,
MARKET, SEGMENTATION &
FINANCIAL RETURN
       
     

 
   
             
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