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growth injections (potential) vs.
stability curves
stability metrics
stakeholders
core conflict identified by
strategy sessions feedback of
“Standing on the Shoulders of Giants”
star items
starvation
state of the buffer
statistical fluctuation
statistics
status zones
Steele, D. C.
steeling
Stein, R. E.
Stephens, A. A.
steps/levels relationship
Steyn, H.
stigmatization
stock
available/on-hand
builddown of
buildup of
management confusion of
management/seasonality and
outs
stock buffers
dampening influence on
demand/supply/replenishment lead time and
manufacturing priorities and
structure of
supply chain with
target levels and
zones
stock keeping unit (SKU)
Stoltman, J. J.
Stone, Tom
strategic assumptions
Strategic Choice Approach (SCA)
strategic constraints
strategic contribution metrics
strategic gating
strategic inventory positioning
strategic segmentation
strategy
assumptions with
assumptions/tactics
cause-effect and
common denominator defining
criteria for
for complex environments
deployment
desirable influence from
human behavior influencing
as journey
matrix
of personal productivity
OODA loop
planning cycle and
prerequisite conditions achieving
of PSTS
role of Throughput Accounting in
sessions/stakeholder feedback
TOC and the OODA loop
Strategy and Tactic tree (S&T)
application of
base growth from
basic structure of
benefits of
communication/synchronization with
concepts in creation of
conflict cloud and
conflicts identified/removed using
consumer goods
CRT/FRT/PRT/TRT and
defining
different environments with
distribution
distribution solution
elements of
execution monitored using
execution of
first step/goal of
four generic
generic structure of
harmony achieved using
holistic implementation guided by
implementing
layers of detail in
logic template for
lower levels of
manufacturing strategy using
NA connections of
ongoing improvement process and
organizational goals achieved through
pay per click
project companies using
public sector harmonious
reliable rapid response
retail
for retail
retail level 2 of
retail level 3 of
retail level 4-5 of
solutions from
strategy description for
strategy literature compared to
structure content of
structure details of
templates created for
three levels of
top of
TP analysis to
TPs cross reference with
TPs implementing
using TPs to implement
VV achieved through
stratification, of time buffer
structure details, S&T
student syndrome
subordination
success criteria
sucker rods
Sudden Demand increase/decrease
sufficiency
assumption
-base logic
of breakthrough injections
Sufficiency Assumption
sufficiency gaps
Sullivan, T. T.
Sun Tzu
superior delivery
superior performance
suppliers practice
supply chain
accounting
board game
concepts of
for finished product
five questions applied to
frame of reference of
pull
push vs. pull of
stock buffers across
typical
Supply Chain Management (SCM)
current problems with
identifying problems in
sales and
Supply Chain Management at Warp Speed (Schragenheim; Dettmer; Patterson)
supply factor
surrounding processes
sustainability
sustainable competitive advantage
synchronization
Synchronized Supply Chain Application
Synchronous Manufacturing (Umble, M.; Srikanth)
syntax guidelines, logical statements
system constraints
agreement on
exploiting
identifying
systems
analysis
application solutions of
basic diagram of
characteristics of
concept
defining
improvements/in project environment
levels
levels/vertical hierarchy
performance of
project environment with aligned
replenishment vs.
symptomatic conflicts
of systems
of systems/Lean in
whole view of
systems approach
to complex systems
five focusing steps in
to organizations
organizations