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Just-in-Time Elements and Benefits

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The aim of this book is to identify the key elements that ensure the success of JIT, the benefits that companies obtain, and the causes of its slow implementation or abandonment. In addition, this book integrates these elements in causal models and associates those JIT elements identified with the benefits that companies obtain and the causes of a slow progress in its implementation. These models could allow managers and administrators to identify the elements that are essential for the success of JIT and those that cause great delay of the expected benefits. Thus, to achieve this, all crucial elements of JIT philosophy are first defined, along with the causes of a slow JIT implementation and the benefits. Once these elements were identified and discussed, the structural models were proposed.

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