just in time

Peter S. Goodman, author of How the World Ran Out of Everything: Inside the Global Supply Chain, speaks with Emily Peck about the failure of the “just-in-time” logistics model, how a global shipping cartel is suffocating small exporters, and how another pandemic-style supply chain breakdown could leave store shelves empty once again.

That would hit consumers and businesses which tend to rely on so-called "just-in-time" supply chains for goods, he added.

“We operate in a just-in-time economic model where getting that vessel in and out of the port as quickly as possible is critical.”

They decided to keep the same name: Just-In-Time Recreation.

The makeover of the bowling alley includes a new scoring system and many tributes, including a table featuring pictures of the eight who died at Just-In-Time, and bowling pins with the names of the 18 shooting victims from both venues.