Process Commonality Sample Clauses
The Process Commonality clause establishes standardized procedures or methods that must be consistently followed across different operations, departments, or projects within an organization or agreement. It typically outlines which processes are to be shared, how they are to be implemented, and may specify tools, documentation, or reporting requirements to ensure uniformity. By mandating common processes, this clause promotes efficiency, reduces confusion, and ensures that all parties or teams are aligned in their approach, thereby minimizing errors and streamlining collaboration.
Process Commonality. Supplier shall have the capability to control and make common across ail repair locations, any and all processes that could affect Product quality or the fulfillment of Sun requirements. These processes may include but are not limited to: • Configuration control • Minimum acceptable level • Test equipment and software • Process instructions Labeling • Closed loop corrective action (CLCA) • Packaging • Inspection criteria • Finished goods and raw inventory planning • ECO implementation • Continuous improvement • Process change control • Deviations • Stop ships/purges
Process Commonality. Supplier shall have the capability to control and make common across all repair locations, any and all processes that could affect Product quality or the fulfillment of Dot Hill requirements. These processes may include but are not limited to: • Configuration control • Minimum acceptable level • Test equipment and software • Process instructions • Labeling • Closed Loop Corrective Action ("CLCA") • Packaging • Inspection criteria • Finished goods and raw inventory planning • Engineering Change Order ("ECO") implementation • Continuous improvement • Process change control • Deviations • Stop ships/purges
Process Commonality. Infortrend shall have the capability to control, and make common across all repair locations, any and all processes that could affect Product quality or the fulfillment of Dot Hill requirements. These processes may include but are not limited to: • Configuration control • Minimum acceptable level • Test equipment and software • Process instructions • Labeling • Closed Loop Corrective Action ("CLCA") • Packaging • Inspection criteria • Finished goods and raw inventory planning • Engineering Change Order ("ECO") implementation • Continuous improvement • Process change control • Deviations • Stop ships/purges
Process Commonality. Supplier shall have the capability to control and make common across all repair locations, any and all processes that could affect Product quality or the fulfillment of Dot Hill requirements. These processes may include but are not limited to: • [...***...].