Opslagreeks

Opslagreeks is a Dutch term formed from opslag (storage, to store) and reeks (series, sequence). The expression does not have a single universal definition; its meaning is domain-specific and the term is used in several fields to describe a sequence of related events surrounding storage or serving.

In logistics and inventory management, opslagreeks refers to the chronological record of storage actions for a unit or batch. This can include where the item was stored, the timestamps of receiving and retrieval, durations of storage, and movements within a warehouse. An opslagreeks is used to improve traceability, optimize storage layout, and support cycle counting and inventory control.

In information technology and data management, the term may be used to describe a sequence of storage operations or retention events in a data store, particularly in systems that log storage activity for auditing, compliance, or performance analysis.

In sports contexts, notably tennis and volleyball, opslagreeks can denote a serving sequence or streak. It is used informally to describe a period during which a player or team maintains a run of successful serves, often highlighting consistency and momentum.

Etymology and usage notes: opslagreeks is a Dutch compound term common in the Netherlands and Belgium and is primarily understood within its respective domain. The exact interpretation depends on context, so documentations, glossaries, or domain-specific sources should be consulted for precise definition in a given field.