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    JIT in SCM evolved in Japan after World War II to help Toyota regain market share in the auto industry. It was developed and perfected by Taiichi Ohno within Toyota manufacturing plants. The key aspects of JIT are to reduce inventories, improve efficiency, and innovate through techniques like kanban which helps optimize workflow. A pull system, where production is based on actual demand, is preferred in JIT over a push system where goods are produced in bulk. Factors that affect the success of JIT include steady production, high quality, reliable machinery and suppliers.

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    JIT in SCM evolved in Japan after World War II to help Toyota regain market share in the auto industry. It was developed and perfected by Taiichi Ohno within Toyota manufacturing plants. The key aspects of JIT are to reduce inventories, improve efficiency, and innovate through techniques like kanban which helps optimize workflow. A pull system, where production is based on actual demand, is preferred in JIT over a push system where goods are produced in bulk. Factors that affect the success of JIT include steady production, high quality, reliable machinery and suppliers.

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    JIT in SCM evolved in Japan after World War II to help Toyota regain market share in the auto industry. It was developed and perfected by Taiichi Ohno within Toyota manufacturing plants. The key aspects of JIT are to reduce inventories, improve efficiency, and innovate through techniques like kanban which helps optimize workflow. A pull system, where production is based on actual demand, is preferred in JIT over a push system where goods are produced in bulk. Factors that affect the success of JIT include steady production, high quality, reliable machinery and suppliers.

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    JIT in SCM

    1 History of JIT
    Toyota, Japan
    Evolved in Japan after World War II, as a
    result of their diminishing market share in
    the auto industry. 3

    Developed and perfected within the Toyota


    manufacturing plants by Taiichi Ohno.
    What
    is JIT ? Improve efficiency

    Reduce Inventories
    4

    Innovate
    KANBAN Kanban is Japanese for “visual signal” or “card” - it helps knowledge
    workers actively manage and optimize how work moves through their

    in JIT process.

    To Do: This column lists the tasks that are not yet started. (aka “backlog”)
    Doing: Consists of the tasks that are in progress.
    Done: Consists of the tasks that are completed.
    5
    Push Push type - Make to
    Stock where goods are
    Pull type - Make To Order
    in which the production is

    system produced in bulk based on actual demand

    vs.
    Pull 6

    system
    Pull
    system
    in JIT
    7

    In pull system, inventory is kept to a minimum, products can


    be supplied with short lead times and at high speed
    Factors Steady Production

    Affecting
    Success
    High-quality workmanship

    of JIT No machine breakdowns


    8

    Reliable suppliers

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