3. Supply Chain Flashcards

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Data crunching

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Dealing with large amounts of information or calculations very quickly: There are time when data crunching doesn’t give you the whole picture

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In silico

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An expression used to describe research or models developed on a computer or in virtual reality, as opposed to “in vivo” “in vitro”

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Knowledge drain

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When a company loses specialists skills and know-how because experienced staff leave the organization

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Lift-out

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When an external provider hires staff who used to do the same job for the customer: A major advantage of the lift-out model lies in acquiring a team with intimate knowledge of the client system

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Roll out

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Phrasal verb to introduce a new product or service: Australia will roll out the prototype of its new jet fighter

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JIT

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Just-in-time, bought sent or produced at the last possible time: JIT is a management philosophy that aims to eliminate sources of manufacturing waste and cost by producing the right part in the right place at the right time

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Reverse logistics

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Si tratta del processo di pianificazione, implementazione e controllo dell’efficienza delle materie prime dei semilavorati, dei prodotti finiti e dei correlati flussi informativi dal punto di recupero al punto di origine con lo scopo di riguadagnare valore da prodotti che hanno esaurito il loro ciclo di vita

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Vertically integrated

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Adjective companies which own operations at different levels of a production process

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CPFR

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Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment, the activity of sharing business information with the business partners in order to optimize the supply chain

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Force field analysis

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A method used in change management for displaying and evaluating factors that may drive or obstruct change: Performing a force field analysis helps build consensus by allowing people to express, discuss and resolve their objections

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Think outside the box

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Phrase to find new ways of doing things, especially of solving problems

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Batch

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A quantity of substance needed or produced at one time: Un termine che serve per indicare un insieme di oggetti allo stesso tempo

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Coating

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A thins layer that covers something

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Fastening

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A screw (vite), bolt (bottone) or hinge (cerniera) used to assemble part of structure, machine or vehicle

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Galvanized

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A galvanized metal is covered with a layer of zinc to protect it from damage

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Micron

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A unit for measuring very small length in the metric system

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Scorecard

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A table of the most important information needed to achieve an objective

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The writing’s on the wall

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Phrase informal used for saying that it seems likely that something will soon go wrong or stop existing: Is the writing on the wall for tobacco advertising?

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USP

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Unique Selling Proposition. The thing that males a product or a service special or different from other products