Just In Time Systems

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Devising an efficient system of counting and maintaining a stock of inventory items has long been an arduous task for many business owners.  The old method of cataloging by part or item number has all but disappeared since the proliferation of electronic catalogs and the use of computer software and web-based ordering/monitoring systems.  Inventory management is necessary for owners who want to maintain a stocking service for quick turnaround to help ensure total customer satisfaction.  An item on a managed inventory list must be maintained to avoid shortages of frequently used items.  Even when utilizing an inventory management system, occasional shortages will still occur.  To be successful in today's fast-paced, highly-competitive environment, business' need to have the necessary parts in stock or have reliable suppliers to meet customer demands at a moment's notice.  Either way, shops must have a practical, efficient method for managing inventory in order to stay in business and satisfy their customers.  The most efficient way to get this done is through the use of a Just-In-Time (J-I-T) system of inventory management.  The service that Cardinal Health provides is an example of this type of J-I-T system which allows them to get the right quantity of goods to the right place and at the right time.
Efficient inventory management is essential in order to provide the customer with a high level of service.  The ability to ship inventory on schedule and get just the right amount of product where it needs to be in a timely manner is one of the major factors that helps determine customer satisfaction.  Consumers do not like to wait in lines, come back later, or ...
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