Which of these is not typically associated with successful implementation of just-in-time (JIT) systems?
A) Finding high quality suppliers
B) Locating suppliers with short transit times
C) Using as many suppliers as possible to minimise the risk of non-delivery
D) Developing management commitment to the JIT process

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Using as many suppliers as possible would increase complexity and make it difficult to maintain coordination, resulting in a higher risk of non-delivery. JIT systems rely on having clear communication and coordination between a limited number of reliable suppliers.

Which of These Is Not Typically Associated with Successful Implementation