Chapter 2 – Data Collection

Industrial planners and managers need to understand the dynamics of complete supply chain, i.e., stocks, operations, infrastructure, communities, and individuals involved in the sector to set policy and manage industrial assets. Data collection and analysis, for example, can provide information on how industry is likely to respond to different policies. Constraints on production and development of new factories can be identified. Prices and cost changes in the manufacturing facilities can be assessed. Stocks likely to receive increased levels of exploitation may be identified before resource levels drop to a crisis point.

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