conceptual map

conceptual map

1. EDI: Electronic data interchange is the structured transmission of data between organizations by electronic means. It is used to transfer electronic documents or business data from one computer system to another.

2. E-PROCUREMENT:refers to electronic contracting and the automation of the processes that involve the purchase of products or services between the client and the supplier (order, reception, supply, billing, etc.).

3. ERP:Enterprise resource planning systems are the management information systems that integrate and manage many of the businesses associated with the production operations and distribution aspects of a company's production of goods or services.

4. RFID:is a remote data storage and retrieval system that uses devices called RFID tags, cards, or transponders. The fundamental purpose of RFID technology is to transmit the identity of an object using radio waves.

5. BARCODE:The barcode is a code based on the representation of a set of parallel lines of different thickness and spacing that together contain certain information, that is, the bars and spaces of the code represent small strings of characters

6. ECR:The Efficient Response to the Consumer is the realization of a simple, fast and consumer-oriented system, in which all the links of the logistics chain work together, in order to satisfy the needs of the consumer with the lowest possible costs.

7. EMC:is the branch of electronic and telecommunications technology that deals with interference between electrical equipment-systems-and electronics.

8. MRP:Material planning or MRP is a planning and management system, usually associated with production planning software and an inventory control system.

9. MRPii:Manufacturing resource planning is defined as a method for efficient planning of all resources in a manufacturing company.

10. E-SOURCIN:The process of e-Sourcing generally means finding, evaluating and choosing potential suppliers that offer the best value, using the benefits that the digital environment offers you.

11. E-COMMERCE:Electronic commerce also known as e-commerce, Internet commerce or online commerce consists of buying and selling products or services through the Internet, such as social networks and other web pages.

12. PCR:defines the requirements for the EPD of a given product category. PCRs are vital to the concept of environmental declarations as they allow for transparency and comparability between different EPDs based on the same PCR.