The radical change involved in JIT II is that suppliers' employees work onsite with the customer's plant and there is a sharing of what is normally confidential information.

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JIT II (Just-in-Time Inventory) involves a close partnership between suppliers and customers, where suppliers' employees work onsite with the customer's plant and there is a sharing of normally confidential information such as inventory levels, production schedules, and quality standards. This allows for better coordination and communication, as well as a reduction in inventory holding costs and lead times.

The Radical Change Involved in JIT II Is That Suppliers