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Something unexpected happened which made me smile and still continues to make me smile.
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Just in time
Just in case stock control is costly. To reduce spending and improve competitiveness, a business can switch to an alternative method of stock control called just in time. With just in time, a business holds no stock and instead relies upon deliveries of raw materials and components to arrive exactly when they are needed. Instead of occasional large deliveries to a warehouse, components arrive just when they are needed and are taken straight to the factory floor.
The benefits of reduced warehouse costs must be balanced against the cost of more frequent deliveries and lost purchasing economies of scale from bulk buying discounts.
This kept me awake last night. The little sleep I had:cool:
I have a massive announcement to make. :T
No longer am I going to stockpile Mullers. I normally have dozens in the fridge and have to waste endless hours and days even, moving them around to put the new stock at the back. From today I am only going to buy 10 and when they run out I will buy another 10.
Why?
Because they are ALWAYS glitching:)To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
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That theory Just in time only works when it is in time thoughTrulyMadly wrote: »Just in time
Just in case stock control is costly. To reduce spending and improve competitiveness, a business can switch to an alternative method of stock control called just in time. With just in time, a business holds no stock and instead relies upon deliveries of raw materials and components to arrive exactly when they are needed. Instead of occasional large deliveries to a warehouse, components arrive just when they are needed and are taken straight to the factory floor.
The benefits of reduced warehouse costs must be balanced against the cost of more frequent deliveries and lost purchasing economies of scale from bulk buying discounts.
This kept me awake last night. The little sleep I had:cool:
I have a massive announcement to make. :T
No longer am I going to stockpile Mullers. I normally have dozens in the fridge and have to waste endless hours and days even, moving them around to put the new stock at the back. From today I am only going to buy 10 and when they run out I will buy another 10.
Why?
Because they are ALWAYS glitching:)
I have seen numerous machines stopped because we didnt have one particular bucket of ink and everyone down the line was waiting
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Westvleteren wrote: »
Westie,
I hope you don't think I'm being personal here......
But what colour is your gable:D
(And did you get it finished?):)To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
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That theory Just in time only works when it is in time though
I have seen numerous machines stopped because we didnt have one particular bucket of ink and everyone down the line was waiting
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Oh no:eek:
So I do have to stockpile:(To do is to be. Rousseau
To be is to do. Sartre
Do be do be do. Sinatra0 -
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