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  • Requisition  + (A formal document requesting approval for the creation of the associated document. Examples of associated documents include: purchase orders, stock transfer orders, production/work orders)
  • ORWiki:Attributions  + (A list of how we obtained the rights to use the work of others on this site)
  • Risk Register  + (A master document or database used as a central repository for information regarding risks, qualitative analysis and mitigation of risks)
  • Advance Shipment Notice  + (A notification of pending deliveries from a supplying party. This typically includes a list of all items and quantities on the delivery.)
  • Management For Supply Chain  + (A process framework developed by Process Core Group for supply chain improvement initiatives. Its content was licensed to Supply Chain Council (SCC).)
  • Blockchain  + (A secure digital ledger of economic transactions)
  • ANSI ASC X12  + (A set of predefined syntax rules to structure standard electronic messages (EDI). The ANSI ASC X12 standard is widely used in North America)
  • Full Container Load  + (A shipment which occupies one or more complete shipping (20 or 40-foot) container(s))
  • Risk Bow Tie  + (A standard template and methodology to analyze the root causes, consequences, preventive controls and corrective controls for risk events)
  • Business Model Canvas  + (A standard template and methodology to develop new or document existing business strategy)
  • Supply Chain Outline  + (A standard template and methodology to develop new or document existing business strategy)
  • 1-Page Business Strategy  + (A standard template and methodology to develop new or document existing business strategy)
  • Repurpose Loop  + (A sub-strategy of Circular Economics where a product is repurposed by means of remanufacturing, disassembly and/or recovery)
  • Sharing Loop  + (A sub-strategy of the Circular Economics Supply Chain Configuration Strategy where a product is used by/issued to multiple sequential users)
  • Standard Carrier Alpha Code  + (A supply chain term describing a two to four letter identifier for carriers issued by the National Motor Freight Traffic Association)
  • PRO Number  + (A supply chain term describing the identifier carriers use to track successive shipments regardless of the carrier)
  • Shipping Mode  + (A supply chain term describing the mode of transportation. Examples include: Air, Land, Water)
  • Surplus Return  + (A term describing goods returns initiated due to unused/surplus raw materials or unsold finished goods)
  • Risk Appetite  + (A term describing the amount and type of risk an organization is willing to take in order to meet their strategic, tactical and operational objectives)
  • Order-to-Cash  + (A term describing the collection of processes a company has implemented between the receipt of an order and the receipt of payment (cash))
  • Inventory  + (A term describing the products (goods, merchandize) or materials (raw materials, packaging materials) a business holds for the purpose to sell, manufacture sellable products or repair products)
  • Statistical Demand Forecast  + (A term describing the use of historic data to predict future sales)
  • Assist With Inquiry  + (Address customer inquiries for information)
  • Electronic Air Waybill  + (An electronic contract of carriage (Air Waybill) between the 'shipper' (e.g. forwarder) and the 'carrier' (airline))
  • Sales Order  + (An internal document describing the commercial and legal obligation an organization has entered into to provide products and/or services)
  • Analyze Reports  + (Analyze Reports)
  • Develop Solution  + (Analyzing current application of product of service, identify renewal and up-sell opportunities)
  • Publish Distribution Plan  + (Approving, formatting and communicating th
    Approving, formatting and communicating the Distribution Plan. This may include a formal process to review and ratify the plan and/or identify alternative scenarios triggering a rerun of a recalculation with the intention to achieve a more favorable Distribution Plan
    achieve a more favorable Distribution Plan)
  • Publish Production Plan  + (Approving, formatting and communicating the Production Plan. This may include generating Production/Work Order Requisitions.)
  • Publish Sourcing Plan  + (Approving, formatting and communicating the Materials Requirements Plan (MRP))
  • Receive  + (Arrival, validation and acceptance of a sh
    Arrival, validation and acceptance of a shipment in preparation for unloading. This includes processing identification of the vehicle, verification of paperwork, weighing in, providing special instructions to the unloading area, assigning a position in the unloading queue and parking or queueing the vehicle, container, rail car
    queueing the vehicle, container, rail car)
  • Assess Regulatory Impact  + (Assess Regulatory Impact)
  • Assign Driver  + (Assigning equipment, operators, and/or drivers to a specific shipment. For outsourced transport this process represents receiving such information from the carrier)
  • File:OR-BMC.png  + (Business Model Canvas in OpenReference template)
  • Business-to-Customer  + (Business model where a company (generally a manufacturer) markets, sells and/or delivers to consumers (individuals, households). An alternative name for B2C is Retail)
  • Business-to-Business  + (Business model where a company (generally a manufacturer) markets, sells and delivers to other businesses)
  • Business-to-Government  + (Business model where a company (generally a manufacturer) markets, sells and delivers to government organizations (international, federal, state, local) or public-sector)
  • Business-to-Employee  + (Business model where a company delivers employee services and/or markets, sells and delivers products or services to employees. This includes Employee Purchase Programs, Employee benefits (insurance, retirement))
  • Consumer-to-Consumer  + (Business model where a company facilitates consumers to market, sell and/or deliver products or services directly to other consumers. Alternative names include: Customer-to-Customer, Peer-to-Peer)
  • Gather Demand For Make  + (Calculating the gross demand for produced material (Make Products))
  • Balance Supply & Demand  + (Calculating the optimal estimated throughput and output of the supply chain given consensus demand forecast and available and committed resources)
  • Calculate Sourcing Plan  + (Calculating the sourcing plan by comparing demand and supply for materials (and services))
  • Carrier Paid To (Destination)  + (Carriage Paid To means that the seller del
    Carriage Paid To means that the seller delivers the goods to the Carrier or another person nominated by the Seller at an agreed place (if any such place is agreed between parties) and that the Seller must contract for and pay the costs of carriage necessary to bring the goods to the named place of destination
    he goods to the named place of destination)