a complete list of items a company has in stock., INVENTORY , goods or materials kept for sale or use., STOCK , a part of a larger product or system., COMPONENT , the maximum amount something can produce or hold., CAPACITY , a factory or industrial building., PLANT , the place where something is situated., LOCATION , the system of producing and delivering a product from supplier to customer., SUPPLY CHAIN , hiring external companies to do work instead of doing it in-house., OUTSOURCING , cost advantages gained by producing in large quantities., ECONOMIES OF SCALE , the time between ordering and receiving a product., LEAD TIME , to become worse in condition., DETERIORATE , the process of moving or managing goods., HANDLING , the decrease in value of assets over time., DEPRECIATION , periods during which a specific product is manufactured., PRODUCTION RUNS , preparations required before production begins., SET-UPS, the state of being outdated or no longer useful., OBSOLESCENCE , not using something to its full capacity., UNDER-UTILIZING , deliveries containing damaged or faulty goods., DEFECTIVE SHIPMENTS , not enough ability to produce or handle demand., INSUFFICIENT CAPACITY , more production ability than needed., EXCESS CAPACITY , to clearly state a condition or requirement., STIPULATE , an international network for producing and distributing goods., GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN , firmly included as part of something., EMBEDDED IN , ownership value in a company or fairness in treatment (depending on context)., EQUITY , an unexpected situation that interrupts normal operations., DISRUPTIVE EVENT , increasing very rapidly over time., EXPONENTIALLY , to be closely integrated into something., BE WOVEN INTO , discovering oil unexpectedly., STRIKING OIL , the process of obtaining goods or services., PROCUREMENT , a state of success and wealth., PROSPERITY , the quality of being dependable., RELIABILITY .

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