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When should I expect to see an 860?
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PURCHASING Purchasing Functions EDI
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How does the invoicing portion of the EDI Process work?
Updated onArticleHow would I use the ZPARKED report?
ACCOUNTING Accounting EDI Overview
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How do I create an alternate address on a Place Record?
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PURCHASING Purchasing Functions EDI
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Mean Time Between Failure (MTBF) - ATS Standard
Updated onArticleMean Time Between Failure: The average length of operating time between failures and is used to assess the reliability of a repairable asset. Reliability is usually expressed as the probability that an asset or component will perform its intended function without failure for a specified period under specified conditions. (SMRP Best Practices 4th Edition Section 3.5.1) The measurement of MTBF performance in hours is calculated by the following formula:
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Mean Time to Repair (MTTR) - ATS Standard
Updated onArticleMean Time to Repair: The average time needed to restore an asset to its full operational capabilities after a failure. (SMPR Best Practices 4th Edition Section 3.5.2) The standard units are in hours. Mean Time to Repair is calculated by the following formula:
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Tech Utilization - ATS Standard
Updated onArticleTech Utilization: The amount of time a Technician spends on work orders compared to the hours listed on their payroll. Unutilized Labor Hours: The difference between payroll hours and the hours logged on tasks. The Tech utilization measurement is calculated by the following formula:
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OSHA Recordable Rate
Updated onArticleThe primary purpose of measuring safety performance is to provide information on the progress and current status of the strategies, processes and activities used by an organization to control risks to health and safety.
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OSHA Lost Time Rate
Updated onArticleThe primary purpose of measuring safety performance is to provide information on the progress and current status of the strategies, processes and activities used by an organization to control risks to health and safety.
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Annualized Cost Savings - ATS Standard
Updated onArticleLevel 1 Savings: Direct and certain impact on the bottom line with a clear cause and effect. You should have a 90% confidence and the improvement must be real…there must be economic substance. Some examples are Material cost reduction, Certain warranty reductions, Reduction in overtime, Cancellation of external lease, Enterprise headcount reduction, Incremental volume, Price realization, Direct freight reduction, Scrap reduction, Finance benefit on inventory, receivable reduction. Level 2 Savings: Productive redeployment of resources and must be whole person. The improvement must be real…there must be economic substance…value add. Examples are Person productively redeployed in support of enterprise growth with documented senior management / Vice President approval or Equipment productively redeployed to a different plant/process thereby avoiding capital spend or outsourcing of operation. Level 3 Savings: Generally less direct and certain than Level I benefit, would have a 70% confidence and would include avoidances. Examples are Benefits from projects that qualify for NPV based measurement, Margin on incremental volume with 70% confidence, or cost/capital avoidance.
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How do I reverse out a blocked invoice?
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ACCOUNTING Accounting SAP & EFP