A general, standardized catalog of text modules used to describe services.
The standard service catalog (SSC) is one way of storing service descriptions as master data without redundancy.
Frequently used parts of service descriptions are stored in standard service catalogs as text modules. The complete description of a service is compiled from different text modules. A maximum of six modules can be used.
Each text module has a number. The standard service catalog number, (SSC number), uniquely defining a service, is made up of the numbers of the individual text modules.
SSC numbers can be used for creating service specifications in purchasing documents.
Standard service catalogs can be divided into service types for particular trades or groups of activities (for example, masonry work, maintenance or servicing, or cleaning services).
An SSC number contains the numbers of the service type and of the standard service catalog edition. The complete number comprises the following elements:
Number of the service type Number of the edition and numbers of the text modules necessary to completely describe the service.More terms such as standard service catalog in Dictionary S.
- Manual Service Provisioning Markup Language:
- Help An XML-based expression syntax for the query and exchange of user account information, for example, users, groups, or roles standard service catalog definition.
- Manual Schedule Line Type (MM-PUR):
- Help schedule line types are possible in delivery schedules created under scheduling agreements: backlog, immediate requirement, and forecast. Examples of schedule line types You purchase the material standard service catalog explain.
- Manual Schedule (SCM-APO-PPS):
- Help Generic term for detailed scheduling activities standard service catalog what is.
- Manual Sampling System:
- Help Collection of sampling schemes with rules for their application standard service catalog meaning.
- Manual Second COBRA Qualifying Event:
- Help event experienced by a qualified beneficiary during the COBRA continuation period for an initial COBRA qualifying event. If the coverage continuation period for the second event is longer than that standard service catalog abbreviation.
