Master Lock creates a monthly forecast for each of the $50,000$ locks it sells. Unfortunately the forecasts for the $237$ types of bike locks the company sells are highly inaccurate so the company decides to provide one forecast for bike locks each month instead of $237$ forecasts for each type of bike lock. This is an example of which risk mitigation strategy? $($Slides $17-18)$

Group of answer choices

Increase capacity

Increase flexibility

Get redundant suppliers

Pool or aggregate demand

Increase inventory

Increase source capability

Increase responsiveness