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Supply Chain Glossary - R
Supply Chain Glossary - R
- R chart
- RAB
- rack
- racking
- random access
- random cause also common causes
- random component
- random numbers
- random sample
- random variation
- random
- range chart also
- range
- Rapid prototyping involves producing the prototype on production equipment as often as possible.
- rapid prototyping
- rate of return on investment
- rate variance
- ratification
- rationing
- raw material
- raw materials inventory
- RCCP
- R&D order also experimental order
- R&D
- reach
- reactor
- real property
- real time
- receipt
- receivables conversion period
- receiving point
- receiving report
- recipe also formula
- reconciling inventory
- record accuracy
- record
- recycle
- redundancy
- reengineering also business process reengineering (BPR)
- reference capacity model
- refurbished goods also remanufactured parts
- refurbished parts also remanufactured parts
- regen
- regression analysis
- rejected inventory
- rejection
- relational database
- release
- released order also open order
- relevant costs
- relevant range
- reliability engineering
- remanufactured parts
- remanufacturing resource planning
- remedial maintenance
- remote diagnostics
- reorder cycle also replenishment lead time
- reorder point also order point
- repair order also rework order
- repair parts also service parts
- repair parts demand also service parts demand
- repairables
- repeatability of measurement
- repetitive process also repetitive manufacturing
- repetitive production also repetitive manufacturing
- replacement cost systems
- replacement cost
- replacement order
- replacement parts
- replanning frequency
- replenishment interval also replenishment period
- replenishment lead time
- replenishment order quantity also reorder quantity
- replenishment period
- replenishment
- request for information (RFI) or RFI
- request for proposal (RFP) or RFP
- request for quote (RFQ) or RFQ
- required capacity also capacity required
- requirements definitions
- requirements explosion
- requirements traceability
- requisition also parts requisition
- rescheduling
- research and development (R&D) or
- resellers
- reservation
- reserve stock also safety stock
- reserved material
- residence time also process time
- resource contention
- resource driver
- resource leveling
- resource planning
- resource requirements planning also resource planning
- resource
- response time
- responsibility
- retail method
- retailer
- retention efficiency
- retirement of debt
- retrofit
- return on assets (ROA) or ROA
- return on investment (ROI) or ROI
- return to supplier
- revenue
- reverse engineering
- reverse logistics
- review period
- revision level
- rework lead time
- rework order
- rework
- RFP
- RFQ
- risk adjusted discount rate
- risk analysis
- risk management planning
- risk response plan
- risk response planning
- ROA
- robotics
- robustness
- ROE
- ROI
- root cause analysis
- route sheet also routing
- routing sheet also routing
- run order also manufacturing order
- run size also standard batch quantity
- run standards also run time
- run time
- running sum of forecast errors
- rush order
regen
Slang abbreviation for regeneration MRP. Pronounced "ree-jen."
An MRP processing approach where the master production schedule is totally reexploded down through all bills of material, to maintain valid priorities. New requirements and planned orders are completely recalculated or "regenerated" at that time. Ant: net change MRP.
A board that evaluates the competency and reliability of registrars (organizations that assess and register companies to the appropriate ISO 9000 Series Standards). The Registrar Accreditation Board, formed in 1989 by the ASQC, is governed by a board of directors from industry, academia, and quality management consulting firms.
A process in which an accredited, independent third-party organization conducts an on-site audit of a company's operations against the requirements of the standard to which the company wants to be registered. Upon successful completion of the audit, the company receives a certificate indicating that it has met the standard requirements.
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