Much of aggregate planning has traditionally been focused
A) on short-term production scheduling.
B) on customer relationship management.
C) within an enterprise.
D) beyond enterprise boundaries.
E) all of the above

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Much of aggregate planning involves planning within an enterprise, focused on optimizing resources, capacity, and production to meet demand projections. While customer relationship management and short-term production scheduling are important aspects of overall operations management, they are not the primary focus of aggregate planning. Additionally, aggregate planning typically does not extend beyond enterprise boundaries, as it is related to internal operations rather than external supply chain relationships.

Much of Aggregate Planning Has Traditionally Been Focused