Just in Time?

Paul Page | Mar 1, 2010 5:00AM GMT

The Journal of Commerce Magazine - Commentary

Just when you thought there were no new supply chain innovations to be had, Toyota unveils yet another pioneering industrial strategy: just-in-time reverse logistics. That may not be what the world’s largest, and suddenly most troubled, automaker may call the process it has undertaken in the United States to cope

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