Just-in-time systems make demands on layouts, including the need for:
A) distance reduction.
B) increased flexibility.
C) reduced space and inventory.
D) cross-trained, flexible employees.
E) all of these

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Just-in-time systems require distance reduction, increased flexibility, reduced space and inventory, and cross-trained, flexible employees in order to be effective. Therefore, all of these choices are necessary for a successful just-in-time system.

Just-In-Time Systems Make Demands on Layouts, Including the Need For