just-in-time: referring to a method of producing goods in which they are produced at the last possible moment, generally when they are orderedTaiichi Ohno is frequently referred to as the father of JI [..]

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An approach of sequencing the arrival of material to a work center just prior to consumption to avoid large work-in-process inventories.

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Internet Glossary Short for just-in-time compiler, a code generator that converts Java bytecode into machine language instructions. Some Java Virtual Machines (VMs), including the VM in the Netscape Navigator browser, include a JIT in addition to a Java interpreter. Java programs compiled by a JIT generally run much faster than when the bytecode is [..]

Short for just-in-time compiler, a code generator that converts Java bytecode into machine language instructions. Some Java Virtual Machines (VMs), including the VM in the Netscape Navigator browser, [..]

JIT is a manufacturing strategy which aims at having component inventory arrive only moments before it needs to be consumed. Successful JIT operations have very fast manufacturing flow through, and very low work in process inventories. Process reliability is a must for successful JIT operations.

Just-in-time. Term usually thought of as describing inventory arriving or being produced just in time for the shipment or next process. Actually, JIT is a process for optimizing manufacturing processe [..]

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JIT (Just In Time) compiler. Compiling to native code just before the program runs. The results might be cached, but typically no permanent *.exe file is created. Contrast that with a native mode comp [..]

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just-in-time compiler. Often used with Java, it's a compiler that converts some form of intermediate program code into object code that a native platform can execute. The JIT compiler translates [..]

Just In Time. In thismethod of inventory control warehousing is minimal or non existent, thecontainer is the movable warehouse and must arrive just in time, not too early ortoo late.

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Just-in-time. A method of inventory control designed to increase efficiency, decrease waste and warehousing costs, by receiving goods and merchandise JIT - as they are required.

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JIT is a production strategy that improves ROI by reducing the in-process inventory and associated costs.

, Just In Time, a technique of managing inventory pioneered in Japan, under which materials are delivered by suppliers to a manufacturer as they are needed for production, rather than for storage or inventory.

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Abbreviation for "Just In Time." In this method of inventory control, warehousing is minimal or non existent; the container is the movable warehouse and must arrive "just in time;" not too early nor too late.

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Just-In-Time inventory management and production process