Capacity planning is about thinking and organizing to secure more resources, both human and other resources for the increased production - so that there is realization of more progress, production and satisfaction for customers' needs.

Create extra shifts and hiring more people are great strategies.

Capacity planning concern with output and human power to meet organization productivity targets.

What happens when the capacity planning of a product/service is being provided/produce in greater demand than the customer's need?

reating additional shifts and hiring more employees, or outsourcing to contractors getting current staff to work overtime outsourcing to other organisations increasing plant and machinery building up inventory and taking back orders from customers

you have to know your weak ability and how to carry out objective

•creating additional shifts and hiring more employees, or outsourcing to contractors •getting current staff to work overtime •outsourcing to other organisations •increasing plant and machinery •building up inventory and taking back orders from customers it will be ok but what to consider is every organization have its own policy it might take time for the other staff from the other organization to adapt the new environment.

Capacity planning is one of the strategic planning decision that objectives is to meet the production targets and apply an operational way if targets in production will increase..

Business Management -> Operations management strategies: capacity planning Capacity planning Capacity planning is concerned with determining the level of human and other resources that will be necessary to meet the production targets of the organisation. (Capacity planning is contingent upon the organisation having forecast the future demand for the goods or services produced by that organisation.) It is concerned with establishing the maximum output capability of an organisation in a given time period. There are several ways that organisations can increase capacity. These include: creating additional shifts and hiring more employees, or outsourcing to contractors getting current staff to work overtime outsourcing to other organisations increasing plant and machinery building up inventory and taking back orders from customers

Capacity planning is determining of the human resource and other resources needed to meet a production target in an organization. Capacity can be increased by hiring more employees, running more shift system, current staff to run overtime,outsourcing to other companies, increasing plants and machines in the organization and taking more orders from customers.