- Forecast by SKU, cost, item, currencies, margin, country, channel, customer location, etc.
- Drive inventory and safety stock levels according to customer requirements using the Service Level Optimizer
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Supply Chain Glossary - I
Supply Chain Glossary - I
- I2M
- idle capacity
- idle inventory
- idle time
- IFB
- IIE
- imperfection
- implementation
- implied authority
- implied contract
- implied warranty
- implode
- implosion
- import/export license
- imports
- in-process inventory also work in process (WIP)
- in-process waiver requests
- in-transit inventory
- income also profit
- income statement
- incremental available-to-promise also discrete available-to-promise
- independent demand
- independent float
- independent project
- Index
- indirect labor cost
- indirect labor
- indirect materials also supplies
- industrial engineering
- industrial facilities management
- industrial market
- industry analysis
- industry
- inefficiency risk
- infinite loading
- infinite scheduling also infinite loading
- inflation
- influence filter
- informal culture
- information system architecture
- information system
- information
- ingredient
- initial public offering (IPO) or IPO
- innovation risk
- input control
- input
- input/output analysis also input/output control
- input/output devices
- inspection order
- inspection ticket
- inspection
- instantaneous receipt
- institute leadership; (8) drive out fear; (9) break down barriers between staff areas;
- Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) or IIE
- institutional market
- instruction sheet also routing
- intangible costs
- integrated change control
- integrated resource management (IRM) or IRM also resource management
- integrated services digital network (ISDN) or ISDN
- integrated
- integrating mechanism
- intelligent agent
- interactive computer system
- interactive customer care
- interactive scheduling
- interactive system
- interactive
- interest rate
- intermediate part
- intermediately positioned warehouse
- intermittent production
- intermodal transport
- internal controls
- internal customer
- internal environment
- internal failure cost
- internal rate of return
- internal setup time
- international logistics
- international standards
- International
- Internet operations
- Internet service provider (ISP) or ISP
- Internet
- interoperation time
- interplant demand
- interplant transfer
- interpolation
- interrelationship diagram
- interrupt
- intrinsic forecast method
- inventory adjustment
- inventory buffer
- inventory control
- inventory conversion period
- inventory costs
- inventory cushion also inventory buffer
- inventory diversion
- inventory investment
- inventory issue
- inventory management
- inventory planner also material planner
- inventory planning
- inventory policy
- inventory receipt
- inventory returns
- inventory shrinkage
- inventory tax
- inventory turns also inventory turnover
- inventory usage
- inventory velocity
- invitation for bid (IFB) or IFB also request for proposal (RFP)
- invoice
- I/O
- IPO
- IRM
- ISDN
- Ishikawa diagram also cause-and-effect diagram
- islands of automation
- ISO
- isolation
- issue cycle time
- issue
- item master file
- item master record also item record
- item number
- item
income statement
A financial statement showing the net income for a business over a given period of time. See: balance sheet, funds flow statement.
The number of orders, the dollar value of orders, or the quantity of units that have been received on orders from customers. This volume is particularly important to the forecaster, who must compare incoming business against the forecast rather than against actual shipments when actual shipments do not reflect true customer demand. This situation may exist because of back-ordered items, bottlenecks in the shipping room, etc.
A process in which the statistical measure being evaluated is in a state of statistical control (i.e., the variations among the observed sampling results can be attributed to a constant system of chance causes). Ant: out-of-control process.
A method of economic analysis in which the cost of a single additional unit is compared to its revenue. When the net contribution of an additional unit is zero, total contribution is maximized.
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