Cycle Time to Replenish definition
Cycle Time to Replenish or “CT2R” means, with respect to a given Component and a given Hub, the period of time between Supplier’s receipt of a Hub Order for such Component and arrival of such Component at such Hub. CT2R consists solely of Supplier’s order processing time, process planning time, manufacturing cycle time and transit time to the Hub, and does not include lead time for raw materials or other Component inputs.
Cycle Time to Replenish. CT2R”)” means the period of time beginning with the submission of an Order for Product(s) through the arrival of such Product(s) at the specified delivery site as established between Cisco and Supplier. CT2R shall consist solely of: order processing time + process planning time + manufacturing cycle time + transit time to the applicable delivery site, and does not include lead time for raw materials or other Product inputs.
Cycle Time to Replenish or “CT2R” means, with respect to a given Component and a given Hub, the period of time between Supplier’s receipt of a Hub Order for such Component and arrival of such Component at such Hub. CT2R consists solely of Supplier’s order processing time, process planning time, manufacturing cycle time and transit time to the Hub, and does not include lead time for raw materials or other Component inputs. “EDI” means Electronic Data Interchange. “Hub Order” or “Replenishment Signal” means an instruction to Supplier to ship Components to one or more Hubs, either on a single date or on multiple pre-scheduled dates. The instruction may take the form of a discrete or blanket purchase order (fax or electronic), EDI demand signal, or any other method agreed between EMS Provider and Supplier. “MOQ” means minimum order quantity, as agreed between Supplier and EMS Provider or Supplier and the Cisco Entities, whichever is lower. “MPQ” means minimum package quantity, as agreed between Supplier and EMS Provider or Supplier and the Cisco Entities, whichever is lower. “Pull Signal” means an instruction from the EMS Provider to the Hub Operator to ship or deliver Components from a Hub to the EMS Provider. “Standard Component” means any Component that is not a Custom Component. Standard Components are generally designated ‘Non-liable’ in the Cisco Entities’ component attributes database.