Which scheduling approach freezes the near-term portion of the master schedule to prevent nervousness?
A rolling schedule periodically extends the horizon but freezes the first few buckets (days/weeks) so small demand changes do not cause constant replanning and order churn. Frozen schedule is a state, not an approach.
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