Economics · Material Management and Coding
Under the Kodak material classification system, how are very specific attributes of an item (such as size, finish, or type) typically encoded?
- 1These are captured via color-coding tags, not within the numeric code
- 2These are encoded in the first two digits along with the supplier code
- 3The Kodak system excludes these details; separate metadata is stored elsewhere
- 4These are appended in the last few digits, beyond class and subclass, to provide specificity✓
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These are appended in the last few digits, beyond class and subclass, to provide specificity
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