Is just‐in‐time applicable in paper industry logistics?

Juha‐Matti Lehtonen · Jan Holmström

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Supply Chain and Inventory Management Quality and Supply Management Logistics and Transportation Systems

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There is a large body of knowledge on logistics and production control, including just‐in‐time (JIT) logistics. However, the applications specific to paper industry logistics are scarce and somewhat conflicting. Examines the potential contribution of alternative logistics systems in the paper industry and the scope for efficiency gains through the application of JIT logistics systems. Multiple case studies are used, with simulation for alternative business scenarios. The results indicate considerable scope for improvements in paper industry logistics, with many of the benefits deriving from JIT applications.

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