For a Tier One RFI questionnaire how is Turnover different from Turnover surrounded by required RFI-commodity ?
Answers: Need a little help: what does RFI stand for?
Request For Information?
If so, RFI is a adjectives abbreviation for a business process when a customer wants to find out what size your shop has for making parts. Typically, the shop makes up a register of machines and their capacities (for example a forging press will have a confident ton rating, a certain amount of part size, etc.)
What is expected by Turnover?
This word can have several meanings. I devise in this context it MIGHT mean the ratio of sale revenue (how much money the shop makes) to the capital assets (how much the shop cost). (It is presumed that the higher this ratio, the better the use that is to say being made of the assets in generate sales; see link below)
Turnover can also mingy how many times per year does the shop completely process a batch of matter (inventory turnover). It is presumed that the more number of times raw material can be completely "turned-over" into finished products will indicate how efficiently the shop operates. A complete inventory turnover of 4-8 times/year is considered "good", more is better.
There are two things you involve to be careful about: 1) the abbreviation and terms used on the questionaires have a terribly specific meaning, so please look them up carefully, and 2) these question are typically from a company conducting a survey and interested in doing future business - trade name sure you have a formal QUALITY PLAN prepared - it will be the next query they will ask, and if there isn't one, they will move on to the subsequent shop. (A quality plan describes exactly how the shop processes material - ISO9000 is one such plan, but you can label your own).
You need to find out what standards the company is using (ANSI, ISO, SAE, ASME, MIL-SPECs, etc.). These standards organizations enjoy many documents that will describe and precisely define the expressions and requirements. Most of the time they cost money to purchase, but you can lose money if the terms are not understood exactly.