In order to effectively manage capacity, it’s necessary to compare current and future capacity, and identify any gaps or issues that may hinder service delivery or business outcomes. Solutions to address these gaps or issues can include increasing or decreasing resource capacity by adding, removing, or upgrading hardware, software, network, or staff. Optimizing or improving resource capacity by enhancing, tuning, or reconfiguring the same resources is also beneficial. Additionally, balancing or allocating resource capacity by distributing, sharing, or prioritizing resources among different services, customers, and locations can help. Controlling or reducing demand by influencing, managing, or limiting the demand for services from customers and stakeholders is also important. To ensure successful capacity management, it’s essential to monitor and review on a regular basis and adjust solutions as needed. Furthermore, communication and collaboration with stakeholders such as customers, suppliers, and managers should be maintained in order to meet their expectations and requirements.