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Supply Chain Essentials Crossword
 

Crossword Puzzle

Supply Chain Essentials CrosswordOnline version

Test your knowledge of essential supply chain terms.

by Habiba Elhabashi
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Predicting future demand for products or services based on historical data, market trends, and analysis to guide planning and inventory decisions.

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The process of sourcing, negotiating, and purchasing goods, materials, or services needed for operations.

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The goods, raw materials, and products a company holds to support production, sales, and operations.

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The process of storing, handling, and delivering goods from production or storage to customers or retailers.

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A supply chain process that uses forecasts, sales data, and market insights to align supply with expected customer demand.

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The network of organizations, people, activities, and resources involved in producing and delivering a product to the end customer.

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The storage of goods in a facility until they are needed for production, sale, or distribution.

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A production method focused on minimizing waste and maximizing value to the customer through efficient processes.

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A visual scheduling system that helps manage workflow and inventory based on actual demand, often using cards or signals.

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The complete process of receiving, processing, and delivering a customer’s order.

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The movement of goods from customers back to the manufacturer or supplier for returns, repairs, recycling, or disposal.

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The process of predicting future demand for products or services.

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The activity of obtaining goods or services from external sources.

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The stock of goods held for sale or production.

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The network and activities for moving goods to customers.

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The ongoing process of estimating customer needs to align supply.

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The end-to-end system coordinating production, sourcing, and delivery.

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The storage and handling of goods within facilities before distribution.

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A lean method using visual signals to trigger production or replenishment.

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Predicting future demand for products or services based on historical data, market trends, and analysis to guide planning and inventory decisions.

2

The process of sourcing, negotiating, and purchasing goods, materials, or services needed for operations.

3

The goods, raw materials, and products a company holds to support production, sales, and operations.

4

The process of storing, handling, and delivering goods from production or storage to customers or retailers.

5

A supply chain process that uses forecasts, sales data, and market insights to align supply with expected customer demand.

6

The network of organizations, people, activities, and resources involved in producing and delivering a product to the end customer.

7

The storage of goods in a facility until they are needed for production, sale, or distribution.

8

A production method focused on minimizing waste and maximizing value to the customer through efficient processes.

9

A visual scheduling system that helps manage workflow and inventory based on actual demand, often using cards or signals.

10

The complete process of receiving, processing, and delivering a customer’s order.

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The movement of goods from customers back to the manufacturer or supplier for returns, repairs, recycling, or disposal.

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