Supply Chain Apocalypse? I can't even spell the word!

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I believe that even though the manufacturing sector is choosing to store less in inventory, I can't belive that they won't be interested in getting the inventory there efficiently. At Boston Rack, we carry all the equipment that helps manufacturing do a better job with their inventory. I can't believe that other material handling suppliers are not doing the same.

I believe that even though the manufacturing sector is choosing to store less in inventory, I can't belive that they won't be interested in getting the inventory there efficiently. At Boston Rack, we carry all the equipment that helps manufacturing do a better job with their inventory. I can't believe that other material handling suppliers are not doing the same.

Just in Time inventory is the practise of keeping minimal inventory on hand. In bad economic times if the suppliers who you work with go out of business you can't build your widget. A problem. So, perhaps a better way is to work in parallel with many suppliers building the same parts. This method builds competition and sometimes even drives the price down because they are all the supplier. Of course the down side is that companies like Toyota must eat the cost of keeping inventory on hand. It is a strategy for tough economic times.

Just in Time inventory is the practise of keeping minimal inventory on hand. In bad economic times if the suppliers who you work with go out of business you can't build your widget. A problem. So, perhaps a better way is to work in parallel with many suppliers building the same parts. This method builds competition and sometimes even drives the price down because they are all the supplier. Of course the down side is that companies like Toyota must eat the cost of keeping inventory on hand. It is a strategy for tough economic times.