Just-in-time for Supply Chains in Turbulent Times¶
Choi, T. Y., Netland, T. H., Sanders, N., Sodhi, M. S., & Wagner, S. M. (2023). Just-in-time for Supply Chains in Turbulent Times. Production and Operations Management, 32(7), 2331-2340.
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- The just-in-time inventory model's vulnerability to unverified-precondition failure was a major lesson of recent supply disruptions, shifting operations toward on-site inventory and multiple-source verification — the same recipe of verifying at the action site and treating absence as routine.
This sourceAnalyzes just-in-time's vulnerability to supply disruption exposed by COVID-19 and the resilience shift toward on-site buffer inventory and multiple-source qualification — verifying part existence at the action site and treating absence as routine.
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Choi et al. discuss JIT's exposure to disruption and adaptations such as buffers and supplier visibility, but argue against a wholesale shift and never frame it as verifying preconditions.
“must have visibility of all pertinent upstream sup- pliers’ real-time status. They must use buffers—including inventory, capacity, and capability”
- The just-in-time inventory model's vulnerability to unverified-precondition failure was a major lesson of recent supply disruptions, shifting operations toward on-site inventory and multiple-source verification — the same recipe of verifying at the action site and treating absence as routine.
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