Which methods can you use to achieve a feasible production planning case of capacity constraints?

Selecting an alternative mode on a resource is a valid method for addressing capacity constraints in production planning. Production resources often have multiple operational modes, each with different capacities or efficiencies. By selecting an alternative mode, you can shift to a more optimal or underutilized mode of operation that can handle the required production volume. This flexibility allows organizations to better align their production capacity with demand and resource availability.

Additionally, utilizing alternative modes can help in scenarios where certain modes are experiencing high levels of congestion or bottlenecks, thus improving overall production efficiency. This approach not only mitigates the issues caused by capacity constraints but also aids in maximizing the use of existing resources without the immediate need for additional capital investment.

While other methods might also provide solutions to capacity constraints, selecting an optimal operational mode directly addresses the issue by leveraging existing resources effectively.