Print and graphics · Foundation
Print and graphics: Scope and decision
A schedule can group planned batches, urgent short runs and split deliveries under one product line. The same unit price can then conceal materially different make-ready, finishing and distribution effort. Working output: A run-profile comparison exposing minimum-order assumptions, capacity constraints and the clarifications needed for consistent pricing.
30 min planned learning scope5 lesson sections5 knowledge questions
After this module you can …
- Explain the assumptions behind the run-profile comparison exposing minimum-order assumptions, capacity constraints and the clarifications needed, distinguishing confirmed inputs from “consistent pricing”.
- Create the specific working output with concrete entries: A run-profile comparison exposing minimum-order assumptions, capacity constraints and the clarifications needed for consistent pricing.
- Check the planning calculation for the run-profile comparison exposing minimum-order assumptions, capacity constraints and the clarifications needed and record the decision affected by a changed assumption about “consistent pricing”.
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