Stock Keeping Unit n, a unique value that represents the lowest common denominator for inventory. For example, a standard sized box of 20 widgets would have an SKU, while the widgets themselves would have a part number|part number]]
(Ticaret) (stockkeeping unit) The combination of a specific item and a specific physical location, as in part number A stocked in warehouse B
Stock Keeping Unit This is the lowest level of detail in identifying a product that JCPenney uses in its Product Data Base
-stock-keeping unit Referring to a specific item in a specific unit of measure Also refers to the identification number assigned to each SKU Used interchangeably with the terms item and item number
Stock Keeping Unit: a term used by retailers to identify the lowest level of product detail Such level of detail is often not included in OLAP applications
Used by some companies in place of or in tandem with UPCs Always unique within a company One SKU may have multiple UPCs assigned to it, but one UPC will only have ONE corresponding SKU
Refers to each single item carried by a retailer Every colour, every style, every flavour, every item having its own vendor or vendee number is a stock keeping unit