Supply chain

Supply chain

Of or referring to a system of organizations, people, technology, activities, information, and resources that develops a product from supplier to customer in an efficient manner.

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Implementation approach

Software; Supply chain

The variety of methods used to instal a new system, which may include a full cutover (simultaneous implementation of all system functions), phased cutover (implementing a series of modules or ...

Imposed date

Software; Supply chain

A project task or operation date determined by an external constraint that a given resource can not change.

Opportunity cost

Software; Supply chain

The amount of income lost as a result of not choosing the best alternative from a group of investment choices.

Sensitivity analysis

Software; Supply chain

The process of varying parameters in a given model to assess the level of change in its output.

Code 39

Software; Supply chain

A variable length, bi-directional bar code standard in many industries that consists of a total of nine bars, three of which are wide.

Inactive

Software; Supply chain

Resources or material that have not been used for a specific period of time and may have become obsolete, or are purposely being held in anticipation of possible future requirements.

An available choice within a feature category, as in the ten colours of paint offered for a given car model. The combination of options selected for a given order determine the end item configuration ...