What is Life cycle

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Refers to the life cycle of a product, from procurement of raw materials to production, distribution, use, disposal, and recycling. Learn more in: CSR Initiatives in the Supply Chain of the Japanese Automotive Industry: The Role of Parts Industry Association

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Stages involved in the management of an asset. Learn more in: 55000 Implementation Proposal Integrated With a Risk Management System for a Water Utility Case

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Period of time where a product is developed, brought to the market, used, and disposed. Learn more in: Trials and Simulators Research in User Analysis and Sustainable Packaging Development

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The progressive development of a living system from a lesser, more simplistic stage to a more advanced, complex stage. Learn more in: Life Cycle Challenges of Online Learning Support Systems

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A set of stages for development, commissioning, and use of a system (component) within a time period that that begins from the concept development and specification of technical requirements and ends when the system (component) is removed from service when its further use is impossible or inexpedient. Learn more in: Description of Requirements to Safety Important I&C Systems

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Life cycle is the progression through a series of different stages of development. Learn more in: Identity Management for Wireless Service Access

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Is the sequence of phases that a project goes through from its initiation to its closure. Learn more in: Methodological Approach to Systematization of Business Continuity in Organizations

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It refers to the complete cycle on using the software within the professional context. Learn more in: An Ergonomic Perspective of Software Validation in the Medical Product Manufacturing

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Is the set of procedure that records go through from birth to death. Learn more in: Trends in Contemporary Record Management