In such a case, workers would need to hunt for missing components on a regular basis.
Some factories decide to hold an excess amount of inventories to avoid a shortage of components and late deliveries of finished products to end users.
Holding excess inventories also has a consequence for wasteful components if improperly allocated to accommodate the production output for any given moment.
In such cases, a dramatic increase in production costs often becomes inescapable.
机上の空論
ERP was able to provide only a theorized “Just-in-Time” that may not yield desired results in practice. The desired result of “Just-in-Time” is only attainable when its meaning and application are clearly understood.
