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Our glossary for guidance - Letter T
This stands for target costing.
Shortcut für Technical Documentation.
[Definition of terms according to MDCG 2019-9 Abbreviations]
Shortcut for Technical Documentation Assessment Report.
[Definition of the term according to MDCG 2020-13 Acronyms]
Top down is a direction of action of a process. Within management theory, this denotes an emphatically powerful and authoritarian style of leadership.
Processes with the aim of better resource allocation:
- Exploiting the potential for improvement in the manufacturing process
- Exploitation of cost saving potentials
- Elimination of waste (see 7 types of waste)
- Optimisation and simplification of sub-processes and workflows
- Reduction of DLZ
- Set-up time optimisation
- Process redesign
- Environmental management; ECO audit
TQM is the abbreviation for Total Quality Management, with the basic idea of introducing quality as a system goal and permanently controlling and guaranteeing it.
Technical rules are recommendations from various associations (VDI, VDE, VDMA, professional associations, etc.)
Normally intended for continuous use for less than 60 minutes.
[Definition of term as defined in MDCG 2021-24 No. 3.1.2]
Normally intended for continuous use for less than 60 minutes.
[Definition according to (93/42/EEC) Annex IX No. 1.1]
‘Transient’ means normally intended for continuous use for less than 60 minutes.
[Definition according to (EU) 2017/745 Annex VIII Chapter I No. 1.1]
Means a biological substance or entity capable of causing disease or infection in individuals through individual to individual, animal to individual, or other modes of contact.
[Definition according to MDCG 2020-16 rev.1 No. 2]
Technical Rules for the Pressure Vessel Ordinance - Piping (Pressure Vessel Ordinance).
A result where the device correctly indicates that the specimen tested negative for the condition, attribute or property under analysis.
[Definition according to MDCG 2022-2 No. 4]
A result where the device correctly indicates that the specimen tested positive for the condition, attribute or property under analysis.
[Definition according to MDCG 2022-2 No. 4]
Turtle analysis is used for the holistic and transparent analysis of a process with all its aspects and is used to identify weaknesses in a process, especially in interactions and interfaces with other processes.
A distinction is made between three different types of processes:
- Management processes
- Support processes
- Core processes