Aššur

Examples of Aššur in the following topics:

• Quality Control and Assurance

  • Quality assurance and quality control are intended to ensure that products are created with the fewest number of defects possible.
  • Quality assurance is measured through failure testing and statistical control.
  • It differs from quality assurance, which attempts to improve and stabilize a product, and eliminate any flaws, during production.
  • Many processes, such as assembly lines, help ensure quality assurance and control by streamlining the production process.
  • Discuss quality control (QC) and quality assurance (QA) as integral components of an effective organizational management structure

• The Importance of Timing: Revenue and Expense Recognition

  • Revenue is recognized when earned and payment is assured; expenses are recognized when incurred and the revenue associated with the expense is recognized.
  • According to the principle of revenue recognition, revenues are recognized in the period when it is earned (buyer and seller have entered into an agreement to transfer assets) and realized or realizable (cash payment has been received or collection of payment is reasonably assured).

• Company Capabilities

  • Value contribution is assured when performance is among the best in peer organizations at acceptable cost.
  • Value contribution is assured when performed above industry parity at competitive cost.
  • Value contribution is assured when performed at industry parity performance below competitors' cost.

• Recognition of Revenue Prior to Delivery

  • The accounting principle regarding revenue recognition states that revenues are recognized when they are earned (transfer of value between buyer and seller has occurred) and realized or realizable (collection is reasonably assured).
  • This applies to agricultural products and minerals because there is a ready market for these products with reasonably assured prices, the units are interchangeable, and selling and distributing does not involve significant costs.

• The Quality Control Cycle

  • Quality control and quality assurance have different purposes.
  • Quality assurance attempts to improve and stabilize production to prevent defects.

• The Rule of Law

  • There can be no assurance, when government can single out some people and impose sanctions on them, that the power will not be abused.

• Classroom Importance

  • These plans assure success for these students in and out of school.

• Announcing Releases

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• Strategic versus tactical operations decisions

  • Tactical decisions include workforce scheduling, establishing quality assurance procedures, contracting with vendors, and managing inventory.

• Commodities and Other Futures

  • Hedgers are business firms, farmers, or individuals that enter into commodity contracts to be assured access to a commodity, or the ability to sell it, at a guaranteed price.