Glossary entry

German term or phrase:

Zielfertiger

English translation:

designated manufacturer

Added to glossary by Ken Cox
Feb 25, 2008 08:42
16 yrs ago
German term

Zielfertiger

German to English Bus/Financial Manufacturing
General context: company-internal implementation guideline for design documents for (product) conversions and retrofits/upgrades. The originator of the document is a German company active in the smart card and electronic security areas (design, production, system engineering).

Specific context (with ** added for emphasis):

Umrüstung
Unter Umrüstung versteht man die gezielte Ergänzung / Veränderung eines Systems vor der Auslieferung.
Damit ist definiert, dass für diese internen Umrüstungen nach den EG-Richtlinien für Umrüstungen nur die üblicherweise notwendigen Konstruktionsunterlagen, jedoch keine speziellen Umrüstanleitungen erstellt werden müssen. Dies gilt laut FAVW auch für Umrüstungen, welche beim **Zielfertiger** (als verlängerte Werkbank von [Firma XXX]) durchgeführt werden.
Aus einem Umrüstsatz darf nie ein allgemein auszuführender Nachrüstsatz werden.

There's very little help to be found with google -- I get exactly one hit for Zielfertiger and nothing for Zielfertigung, and Zielherstellung and its variants don't help much either.

My inclination is to understand this to mean a contract manufacturer (for outsourced manufacturing).

The relevant text from the one hit for Zielfertiger is:

Fertigungsmanagement darunter verstehen wir die Entlastung unserer Kunden im Einkaufs- und Beschaffungsprozess. Wir sorgen für optimale Verteilung von Fertigungsaufträgen, passen den Zielfertiger an Ihre Angaben, Wünsche und Preisvorstellungen an und organisieren für Sie die komplette Abwicklung.
http://tinyurl.com/22tqsg
Change log

Feb 25, 2008 12:32: Steffen Walter changed "Term asked" from "Zielfertigung" to "Zielfertiger"

Discussion

Steffen Walter Feb 25, 2008:
I've changed the term in the headline accordingly :-)
Ken Cox (asker) Feb 25, 2008:
Sorry, the asked term should be 'Zielfertiger'.
casper (X) Feb 25, 2008:
Could you please provide the source sentence/para containing the asked term? Thanks

Proposed translations

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3 hrs
German term (edited): Zielfertigung
Selected

designated manufacturer

Maybe this will work in your case...

Example:

CKE agrees as a condition of this Agreement that CKE will not contract
with more than two (2) other manufacturers (other than Vendor) at any one time
to manufacture and produce the Products for CKE, said other manufacturers to be
the same manufacturers as mutually agreed by CKE and HARDEE'S (herein defined)
and designated under the HARDEE'S Agreement. Vendor agrees that as a condition
of this Agreement that Vendor so long as the Purchase Threshold is met will
enter into agreements without royalty or fee with such other manufacturers
(designated under the HARDEE'S Agreement) to license the use of Vendor's
proprietary Formula for the Products to said manufacturers solely for the
purpose of manufacturing and producing the Products for CKE. Provided,
notwithstanding the foregoing sentence, Vendor agrees that CKE may engage one or
two of the aforesaid *designated manufacturers* which Vendor will license to use
the Formula during the time period beginning as

http://sec.edgar-online.com/2005/01/07/0001047469-05-000321/...
Peer comment(s):

agree Kinga Elsewesi-Korcsmaros
11 mins
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Not entirely sure that this is the same, but it could work. I used 'contract manufacturer' and the client didn't complain (no news is good news). From the context, it sounds like the important factor here is the the manufacturer acts on order of another company, which is a slightly different slant than 'target' or 'designated'."
3 hrs
German term (edited): Zielfertigung

target producer

In production management, this term refers to the producer (or class of producers) a buyer is looking for. *Zielfertigung* is a term I do not know, so my answer refers actually to *Zielfertiger* which was the term used in the text you quote.
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