Definition of Business Impact Analysis Animal Health / Hospital Management (KBF) The prevention, diagnosis and treatment of – disease, disorder and injury to herds. Automated Equipment Machinery or technical systems used to automatically perform a – function. Automatic Milking System Equipment or computerized systems used in the involuntary – milking of dairy cows, without human labor (i.e. robotics) Breeding, Gestation and Parturition (KBF) Includes natural or artificial insemination, care of – pregnant cows, and birthing. Business Administration / Personnel (KBF) The administration of a business which – includes management of operations, people, decision making and other resources to direct activities toward common business goals and objectives. Calf Rearing (KBF) The process of growing and managing calves. – Capital and Investments (KBF) Funds invested in a firm or enterprise for the purposes of – furthering its business objectives. Communication Equipment Radios, cell phones or other equipment needed to sustain – operations. Computers On-site or corporate computer systems need to sustain the operation. – Downstream Customers Off-site entities that receive material or services related to the – function (e.g. packing recycled receivers, co-owners). Environmental Management (KBF) The management of a business’ environmental – programs in a comprehensive, systematic, planned and documented manner. Facility Maintenance (KBF) The various task and functions necessary to sustain the – operations of a dairy facility. Feed and Watering (KBF) providing of feed and water to herds. –The Feed Ingredients Includes all types of feed and feed additives. – Fuel Gasoline, diesel and other on-site supplies needed to operate equipment. – Gestation The period of development of the fetus in the uterus from conception until birth; – pregnancy. Hourly Labor Non-management personnel at the dairy needed to sustain operation of the – function. Information Technology (KBF) The use of technologies from computing, electronics, and – telecommunications to process and distribute information in digital and other forms. Line-Management Dairy facility supervisory personnel (e.g. department heads). – Management Dairy owners or supervisory personnel needed to sustain operation of the – function. Mobile Equipment Moveable equipment needed for the function (e.g. on-site vehicles, – loaders, tractors, trailers). Parturition The act or process of giving – Parlor Operations (KBF) Tasks such as cattle movement/preparation, milking, milk transport – and storage performed in the milking parlor.
Definition of Business Impact Analysis Animal Health / Hospital Management (KBF) – The prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, disorder and injury to herds. Automated Equipment – Machinery or technical systems used to automatically perform a function. Automatic Milking System – Equipment or computerized systems used in the involuntary milking of dairy cows, without human labor (i.e. robotics) Breeding, Gestation and Parturition (KBF) – Includes natural or artificial insemination, care of pregnant cows, and birthing. Business Administration / Personnel (KBF) – The administration of a business which includes management of operations, people, decision making and other resources to direct activities toward common business goals and objectives. Calf Rearing (KBF) – The process of growing and managing calves. Capital and Investments (KBF) – Funds invested in a firm or enterprise for the purposes of furthering its business objectives. Communication Equipment – Radios, cell phones or other equipment needed to sustain operations. Computers – On-site or corporate computer systems need to sustain the operation. Downstream Customers – Off-site entities that receive material or services related to the function (e.g. packing recycled receivers, co-owners). Environmental Management (KBF) – The management of a business’ environmental programs in a comprehensive, systematic, planned and documented manner. Facility Maintenance (KBF) – The various task and functions necessary to sustain the operations of a dairy facility. Feed and Watering (KBF) –The providing of feed and water to herds. Feed Ingredients – Includes all types of feed and feed additives. Fuel – Gasoline, diesel and other on-site supplies needed to operate equipment. Gestation – The period of development of the fetus in the uterus from conception until birth; pregnancy. Hourly Labor – Non-management personnel at the dairy needed to sustain operation of the function. Information Technology (KBF) – The use of technologies from computing, electronics, and telecommunications to process and distribute information in digital and other forms. Line-Management – Dairy facility supervisory personnel (e.g. department heads). Management – Dairy owners or supervisory personnel needed to sustain operation of the function. Mobile Equipment – Moveable equipment needed for the function (e.g. on-site vehicles, loaders, tractors, trailers). Parturition – The act or process of giving Parlor Operations (KBF) – Tasks such as cattle movement/preparation, milking, milk transport and storage performed in the milking parlor.
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