Rolling Schedule

Many companies order items with long lead times in large quantities as a buffer against uncertainty. However, large orders mean higher stock levels and higher costs.

Rather than place one order for one delivery of a single large quantity, the company buys the same quantity from the supplier, but schedules smaller, more regular deliveries.

This will ensure that there is reduction of risks associated with stock levels, whilst increased flow of materials, and stable sales orders (in the case of customers).

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