Jenni Lynn Martin

“Just in time” is a concept that originally came out of Japanese manufacturing in the 1950's and became well-known when Toyota implemented it into their operational process. The idea is that you never produce parts before nor after they are needed, avoiding the need to hold inventory. The parts arrive just in time for when they are needed. It’s a brilliant concept.

…broken promise of every new app or internet service. There’s always demand for more legible future. Futch-peddling is about as noble a profession as astrologer, and one with about as little accountability.