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SUPERCONDUCTIVITY

Total or near total lack of resistance to an electronic current flowing through a product.

SUPERDOT

Used at the New York Stock Exchange, it is an electronic order entry and reporting system.

SUPERFICIAL

1. Artificial or fake. 2. Insignificant or unimportant.

SUPERLEADERSHIP

Situation where leaders gradually and deliberately turn over power, authority and responsibilities to a team that is self-managed.

SUPERMARKET

A large store selling range of household items and food to its customers.

SUPERMONTAGE

Used at NASDAQ, it is an integrated electronic order entry and execution system.

SUPERNORMAL GOAL

The objective important for the success and survival of an organization that has more importance than individual objectives of the members.

SUPERNORMAL GROWTH

A rate of growth of an industry or firm that is greater than the economy as a whole.

SUPERSERVER

A larger and more powerful server computer that is tolerant to faults.

SUPERSTRUCTURE

Construction that is above the foundation or basement that is supported by infrastructure which is supported by substructure.

SUPERTURNKEY

An all encompassing turnkey contract such as for design-build-operate (DBO) arrangement.

SUPERVISING

Regulating and monitoring a process or activity or tasks.

SUPPLY

The total amount of a goods or service that is available to be purchased at any set period of time.

SUPPLY CHAIN

The complete network of bodies that are either directly or indirectly linked or dependent in serving the same customer. It will comprise the vendors of raw materials, production company, storage warehouses, distribution

SUPPLY ELASTICITY

Correlation existing between price change of an item and the resulting need for less or more of the item based on demands of consumers.

SUPPLY SYSTEM

The methods, equipment, facilities and people employed in the timely and accurate provision of all items needed for a process, project or program.

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