Just-in-Time (JIT) and “lean” were smart supply chain strategies. Until the disruption of 2020.
With tight inventory and nothing in the stockpile, many enterprises came to a grinding halt.
Now, many are questioning: Is it the end of JIT and lean supply chains?
Watch this discussion with experts from GEP and the Sourcing Industry Group as they explore the future of supply chains in an increasingly volatile demand and supply landscape.
Key discussions points:
- Are JIT and lean still good supply chain strategies?
- Lessons from enterprises that coped better with the disruption
- How to ensure business continuity while optimizing inventory
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