EOS - Economy of Scale / Economy of Scale is the decrease in cost per unit as the quantity increases.

It is an inventory analysis technique that classifies products according to their flow rates. It consists of the initials Fast, Slow, and No

It is an inventory/financial analysis that calculates how many days the relevant stock is converted into sales/production and, therefore, th

It is a calculation method that calculates how long it takes for the goods in stock and, if possible/necessary, to be converted into sales.

It is a model introduced in 1996 that provides a standard methodology for supply chain management aimed at customer satisfaction.

Initials of Vital, Essential, and Desirable Words. Quality-based, An important type of analysis used mainly in the health sector, Groups pr

H: High Price M: Medium Price L: Low Price It is the price-oriented decision support analysis type of ABC Analysis.

Beer Game was created in 1960 by MIT Sloan School of Management Lecturer Jay Wright Forester as a result of his System Dynamics research.

It is the fluctuation caused by the coordination problems of the stakeholders within the Supply Chain. MIT Sloan School of Management Lectur

It was created to list the equipment in Power Plants and Refineries under a single code set by a committee convened in Germany in 1970 (cons

It is a calculation method that helps to make the right choice among the alternatives by calculating all the direct and indirect costs of a

It is the forward and backward sharing of information between stakeholders within the supply chain in an accurate and timely manner.

The Economic Order Quantity calculation, used to find the Order Trigger Point in Minimum Stock Management, helps find the optimum order quan

ReOrder Point, an element of Minimum Stock tracking in Stock Management, is the order trigger point indicating at which stock level the mate

Just-in-time purchasing philosophy; It identifies inventories as the most crucial waste item, as they both cause high costs and hide the sou

P(O)LT Purchasing (Order) Lead Time = Purchasing Flow Time Order Delivery Date - Material Order date = Purchase Flow Time

SDE Analysis, consisting of the initials Scarce, Difficult, Easy, is an inventory analysis technique that classifies products according to a

JIC Is a version of JIT that is more ready for possibilities. In addition to JIT, it aims to reduce the risk of being out of stock by keepi

Based on the principle that every event does not have an equal effect, the Pareto model was noticed by the world after the 2nd world War (I

A detailed overview of the Ericsson crisis, which was one of the major crises that deeply affected the mobile phone industry.