E to J Push out (supply chain)

[Geoffrey Trousselot]

I'm finding "push out" is used in the supply chain industry, but no explanation is given. It is as if the general meaning to push something out is equivalent in meaning. 

I have done searches for "pushed out orders" and find phrases such as "As the pushed-out orders come back into the backlog, they won't be recounted as new orders"

So I guess "push outs" are "orders pushed out of the backlog" 

But at the same time, they seem different from cancellations. 

Any experience with this term.

Thanks. Geoffrey Trousselot

[Herman]

"Push-outs" are orders for which the customer has requested a later
shipment date. I don't think the term itself implies "pushed out of the
backlog".

Herman Kahn

[Dan Lucas]

In my experience, postponed.

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[Geoffrey Trousselot]

Thanks Dan!

[Geoffrey Trousselot]

Okay. Thank you Herman. 

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