SYNCHRONICITY
Relationship between a series of processes where one can’t start or go beyond a set point until another process has started, ended or reached a set point.
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Relationship between a series of processes where one can’t start or go beyond a set point until another process has started, ended or reached a set point.
The act of delivering, installing and testing of a computer system so it ready for operation.
Pertaining or involving ends, actions or means that are short term or immediate in duration and of lees importance than strategy.
The pyramid type of organization with a relatively high number of ;levels in the hierarchy. Opposite to a flat organization.
A tank that has been built on a standard 20 foot frame of a container in order to transport liquids.
Symptoms and signs that are produced by substances that will injure a certain part of the body or organs.
The list of prices, rates and charges that have ben arranged in some sort of order and are published. See import tariff schedule and shipping tariff schedule.
The court order that is mandatory where a party must fulfills its contractual obligations according to the exact terms of the contract.
The effect that follows from a primary effect.
The lowest temperature of a substance where it will ignite itself with no spark or flame present.
The legal term that refers to using more than one policy to claim on one event.
The measurement of costs involved in relation to the number of units produced.
1. Banking. Payment that is pre-authorized where the account holder asks ate bank to pay an amount from their account to a party regularly. See direct debit payment. 2. Purchasing. Orders that
Financial statement that shows starting balance, deductions and additions, closing balance of a share holder’s equity account. Also known as Statement of shareholders equity.
Time frame set by legislation where affected parties need to take action to enforce rights or seek redress after injury or damage.
Committee advising on issues key to company objectives and policy such as marketing strategy, budget control, allocation of resources.
The unloading and loading of cargo.
Position of an item of inventory based on relationship between demand and needs, quantity on hand and orders that are outstanding.
A planned and deliberate break for a journey that is longer than 24 hours.
The premiums of the policy last the duration of the insured’s life to 100 years. Also called Continues premium whole life policy.