One slow cycle can rewrite your staffing estimate.
Five packing cycles: 40, 42, 41, 80 and 43 seconds. What you decide about the eighty is what you are really deciding.
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THE NOTEBOOK
Forecasting.
Demand drivers, labour standards, budgets and the fit between a study and a system.
01 / EXPLORE2 notes
Timekeeping
Make the working day easier to record, review and understand.
Open the collection 02 / EXPLORE2 notesScheduling
Turn demand, availability and skills into a workable day.
Open the collection 03 / EXPLORE4 notesForecasting
Understand the work before deciding how much labour it needs.
Open the collection 04 / EXPLORE2 notesPolicies
Explore how workplace rules shape time, pay, attendance and staffing.
Open the collection 05 / EXPLORE1 noteMarkets
See how the same workforce question changes from one country to the next.
Open the collectionNotes on forecasting
Visit the little lab ↗The study measured departments. The system forecasts functions.
Fifteen measured hours can land in the wrong places and still add up to fifteen. Where a time study and a forecasting model quietly disagree.
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The problem with planning for an average day.
A balanced daily total can hide a very unbalanced afternoon. Let’s make the gap visible.
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Same workforce question. Different industry lens.
Retail, logistics and healthcare can need different answers to the same coverage question.
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