Optimize your business operations with our Capacity Planning Template, a roadmap that helps identify, address, and monitor capacity gaps efficiently.
Identify the key business processes that demand resources
Document the minimum, average and maximum workload for each process
Collect and record current capacity data in the template
Assess current performance against workload data
Identify the capacity gaps and bottlenecks
Develop possible solutions to address the capacity gaps
Test the proposed solutions
Approval: Solution Testing Results
Collect and record the capacity data with the applied solutions in the template
Assess the projected future demand for each process
Approval: Projected Future Demand
Run capacity forecasting models based on future demand
Revise and refine the potential solutions based on forecasting results
Implement the selected solutions
Re-test the workload under the newly capacity adjusted environment
Approval: Final Capacity Adjustment Results
Perform readiness check for operational maintenance
Document the final resource allocation in the template
Monitor and review the capacity planning process performance
Continuously update the capacity planning template based on process performance
This task involves identifying the key business processes that require resources. It plays a crucial role in capacity planning as it helps determine where resources are needed the most. By understanding the resource demands of each process, we can effectively allocate resources and ensure smooth operations. The desired result is a clear understanding of which processes require resources and to what extent. To perform this task, you will need to review documentation, interview stakeholders, and analyze data. Potential challenges may include incomplete or outdated documentation and the need for coordination between different departments. Required resources include access to relevant documentation and the ability to communicate with stakeholders.
Describe the key business processes that demand resources
Select the key business processes that demand resources