| Fundamentals of Operations Management, 4/e Mark M. Davis,
Bentley College Nicholas J. Aquilano,
University of Arizona Richard B. Chase,
USC, School of Business
Just-In-Time Systems
Chapter Objectives- Introduce the underlying concepts of just-in-time (JIT) and the Japanese approach to improving productivity.
- Identify the differences between Japanese companies and U.S. firms with respect to implementing JIT, and explore why these differences exist.
- Identify the various elements that need to be included to successfully implement JIT within an organization.
- Illustrate how many JIT concepts have been implemented in services.
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