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| Author: | Myers, M. S. |
| Title: | Don't let JIT become a North American quick-fix. |
| Journal: | Business Quarterly
1987 : MAR, VOL. 51:4, p. 28-38 |
| Index terms: | PRODUCTION CONTROL EMPLOYEE PARTICIPATION CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS |
| Language: | eng |
| Abstract: | In this article the author discusses the Japanese-inspired manufacturing philosophy JIT (Just-In-Time) and warns companies of quick-fix syndrome. JIT in the author's opinion is more than a fad. JIT is a multifaceted process for continuous improvement comprising of Just- In-Time, Total Quality Control, Total Preventive Maintenance and Total People Involvement, aimed at the attainment of organizational excellence. Quick fix syndrome is a malaise best expressed as follows: Will JIT work if the top management does not provide leadership, commitment, planning, action, and follow-up? |
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