Plant Flexibility is a strategic operational capability that enables a manufacturing plant to adapt its production processes in response to changes in product type, volume, or mix, distinguishing it from other operational capabilities by its focus on physical system reconfigurability within the production infrastructure.
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Manufacturing Flexibility: A Strategic Perspective
Donald Gerwin · Management Science · 1993 · 1.1K citations
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