Category: T

Method of breaching a secure facility, operation or a system by exploiting any vulnerable points.

Abbreviation standing for Teacher’s Insurance Annuity Association-College Requirement Equities Fund.

Period way back in time where there is no recollection or record to prove a custom, right or claim. In UK a statute of the year 1275 saying that time before King

Consumer’s inclination to keep current expenditure the same against future consumption.

Division of the earth into 24 longitudinal time zones that are 15 degrees of longitude wide.

1. Quality. Greatest departure allowed from the standard. 2. Risk. Longest period where an enterprise can afford to not have a critical process or function.

Production process stage where all tools have been tested and are in place .

System of land registration where the government keeps all title and land records. Developed by Sir Robert Torrens in 19th century Australia that has been adopted by other countries.

Expense assigned to an activity or cost object based on cause and effect relationships.

Firm connecting sellers and buyers but does not own or store merchandise.

Common method of contracting where the client chooses service providers for design of work and asks for bids on construction work.

Measurement of a person’s patterns of habit, thought and emotions.

Point in a journey where a vessel change occurs.

All prices and supply information is publicly available.

Analysing method of time series data involving comparisons of the same item over a long period to detect general relationships with associated factors and to project the patterns future direction.

A change represented by crossing a threshold that will start a reaction and lead to a different end result.

Process where a lender, bank, modifies loan agreement terms that will minimise losing custom from customer’s who are incapable financially to meet previous terms.

The appointed overseer of the trust acting on behalf of the trust.

1. Accounting. (1) Volume of annual sales that is net of taxes and discounts. (2) Number of times an asset revolves or is replaced in a period of accounting. 2. Human resource

Purchase agreement where a customer is forced to buy an unknown or slow moving product along with a well known and fast moving product.