For years, retailers embraced what is called the Just-in-Time Model (JIT) when it came to stocking inventory. With the boom in e-commerce and supply chain complications, many companies have turned from JIT to JIC. Traditional warehouse solutions may no longer be viable as a singular option, welcome Warehousing On-Demand.

supply chainWilliam RochfortAugust 3, 2022Warehousing, On-Demand, eCommerce, Supply Chain, Just In Time

What’s behind “Just In Time”

“Just-in-time” supply chains are being pulled into question as pandemic-related issues such as product shortages cause lean strategies to play a part in the strained availability of manufacturing components and consumer goods.

supply chainWilliam RochfortFebruary 10, 2022Final Mile, Logistics, Just In Time, Lean Logistics

"Made In China" May Not Cut It Any More

Product imports are a huge part of the US global supply chain. You’ve seen ‘Made in China’ stickers on your products before, but now with COVID-19 restrictions and more outbreaks occurring in the Asian countries, supply chains are considering alternatives to embracing diversification.

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