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CPI:
- Component Platform Interface; CPI; KLI; Kostenleistungsindex

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Detailübersetzungen für CPI (Englisch) ins Deutsch

CPI:

CPI [the ~] Nomen

the CPI (Component Platform Interface)

– A programming interface used to build and maintain unattended installation answer files and configuration sets by adding security fixes, changing drivers, and so forth. ¹
Component Platform Interface; CPI
- Component Platform Interface
- CPI
the CPI (cost performance index)

– The ratio of budgeted costs of work performed to actual costs of work performed [BCWP/ACWP]. The cumulative CPI [sum of the BCWP for all tasks divided by the sum of the ACWP for all tasks] can be used to predict whether a project will go over budget. ¹
KLI; Kostenleistungsindex
- KLI
- Kostenleistungsindex

Übersetzung Matrix für CPI:

Noun	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
-	California Personality Inventory; consumer price index; cost-of-living index
Not Specified	Verwandte Übersetzungen	Weitere Übersetzungen
CPI	CPI; Component Platform Interface
Component Platform Interface	CPI; Component Platform Interface
KLI	CPI; cost performance index
Kostenleistungsindex	CPI; cost performance index

Verwandte Definitionen für "CPI":

a self-report personality inventory originally derived from the MMPI; consists of several hundred yes-no questions and yields scores on a number of scales including dominance and self acceptance and self control and socialization and achievement etc.²
an index of the cost of all goods and services to a typical consumer²
A programming interface used to build and maintain unattended installation answer files and configuration sets by adding security fixes, changing drivers, and so forth.¹
The ratio of budgeted costs of work performed to actual costs of work performed [BCWP/ACWP]. The cumulative CPI [sum of the BCWP for all tasks divided by the sum of the ACWP for all tasks] can be used to predict whether a project will go over budget.¹