Parts of an operation that are at their capacity 'ceiling' are:

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A capacity constraint refers to a part of an operation that has reached its maximum capacity and cannot produce any more output without significant investment in additional resources or changes to the process. High utilisation processes, target operations, and cost-sinking operations may not necessarily be at their capacity ceiling and can still increase their output without major changes.

Parts of an Operation That Are at Their Capacity 'Ceiling