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JIT just in time system depends mainly on one of the following what is it ?

  1. increasing of inventory
  2. increasing of A/R
  3. decreasing of inventory
  4. decreasing of A/R

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Question added by هيثم ناجى , محاسب اول , الفيوم لصناعة السكر
Date Posted: 2015/12/28
Pavan Kumar
by Pavan Kumar , Director & CFO , Sri Medha Academy Private Limited

3. decreasing of inventory.

 

JIT (Just In Time) refers to a purchase system where the inventory is not held by the company in stores and orders it as and when required there by saving significant storage / holding costs.

In majority of cases JIT is considered as part and parcel of Total Quality Management (TQM)

Ayman Adel
by Ayman Adel , Chief Financial Officer , The Egyptian Credit Bureau l-Score

3- Decreasing of inventory as JIT mainly focus on delivering the required production materials in time for production without maintaining additional inventory to minimize/eliminate carrying cost of inventory.

Mohamed Hefny
by Mohamed Hefny , Finance Manager , Royal lab

3- decreasing of inventory as finished goods and raw material is reduced to the least level

 

 

Deleted user
by Deleted user

JIT is mainly concerned about reducing the inventory in hold thereby reducing the holding cost of the inventory and also eliminating obsolete or out of date inventory. 

Example of company which follow JIT is famous British supermarket Tesco. 

 

Abid Ali Shami
by Abid Ali Shami , VAT Consultant and Trainer , Horwath Mak Consulting

Just in time inventory decreases inventory. 

Anil Chauhan
by Anil Chauhan , Senior Accountant , DOTW KUWAIT WLL

 

  1. decreasing of inventory : To reduce the Holding cost and ordering cost .

Deepu krishnan
by Deepu krishnan , largest fmgc in qatar , al rawabi group of co wll

Just time inventory decreasing in the inventory

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