In contrast to aggregation, the concept of disaggregation ops to divide the overall volume into a variety of individual volumes, which can be combined together according to the same characteristic. In the field of logistics, disaggregation, for example, defines the interruption and separation of all the delivered parts of a given supplier into individual groups. RELATED CONCEPTS Aggregation
Core data describes data in information systems that are characterized by a certain static nature and that do not show temporal references. Brief description Core data include those stable data that never or almost never change in an enterprise, such as basic item data, item lists or user data. This information at the beginning of use [...]
By dynamic data we mean in information systems all data that are generated dynamically, that is, constantly changing and representing the current state of affairs. They are different from primary data, which have a time-limited life. Brief description Dynamic data are defined as inquiries, orders, orders and reservations, which due to their high frequency [...]
By factors of production we mean goods that are transformed into new goods in the production process. The goods can be used or consumed. Brief description These usable goods in the production process can be divided mainly into operational and disposable factors. They can be further distinguished from an economic and sociological point of view. Among the dispositional factors, we distinguish between all strategic and operational activities [...]
The concept of man-to-cargo is one of the principles of picking, in which goods are made available at a fixed storage location for picking and stay there until the picker picks them up. Brief description in this type of picking, also called static picking, the picker must move to the goods to retrieve them. This principle makes sense primarily when [...]
The turnover rate indicates how often inventory is exchanged in a warehouse, meaning it is theoretically completely emptied and refilled. Short Description: A high turnover rate is an indicator of efficient logistics and a prerequisite for reducing the costs of tied-up capital. This indicator also allows for the division of products in a warehouse into fast-moving and slow-moving. The factor is calculated by dividing consumption [...]
Lead time is the time interval required to process an item from the moment an order is received until the goods are delivered to the customer. Thus, lead time can represent a single step (worktime) or a production order or customer order (order lead time). Short description Lead time consists of processing time (including setup time), [...]
By arming time we mean the time interval between the beginning and the end of arming, i.e. from the start to the end of preparation for work. Brief description By arming, we mean the preparation of a work system for its tasks (e.g., tool tuning, parameter setting). This indicator is used almost exclusively in the field of production. In the case of optimization activities in the enterprise [...]
Re-supply time is understood as the period from the shipment of the order to the physical availability of the goods. Brief description The average re-sourcing time is calculated by adding the time required for order preparation (e.g., ordering and forwarding the order to the supplier), delivery (e.g., order preparation, production time, transportation time, etc.) and the span of time between the arrival of the goods until [...]
By quarantine time we mean a clearly marked area in the warehouse for depositing goods for which (temporarily) there is no use. A brief description Quarantine time is to create a special place inside the storage area where, for example, defective parts or erroneous deliveries can be temporarily stored until further treatment is determined. The most common attempt [...]