We know that push strategy in the supply chain refers to the amount of work done “in anticipation of demand,” also known as “speculative strategy.” Simultaneously, the pull supply chain strategy is...

We know that

push strategy

in the supply chain refers to the amount of work done
“in anticipation of demand,”
also known as
“speculative strategy.” Simultaneously, the pull supply chain strategy is considered “customers’ order-driven strategy,”
also known as
“reactive strategy.”
There is always a

push and pull boundary

that separates the push from the pull.

As a supply chain specialist, please give two different and unique examples from industry or real life to demonstrate the

“push and pull boundary.”