Figure 2
The centre of the figure shows a circle labeled “J I T System”, shown with a gear and a desktop icon. Four double-headed arrows extend outward from the central circle in the upward, rightward, downward, and leftward directions, connecting to four outer thematic categories placed around the circle. At the top is a circular icon labeled “Inventory Reduction”, which features a warehouse shelf symbol. On the right side is a circular icon labeled “Time Reduction”, displayed with a sandclock symbol. At the bottom is a circular icon labeled “Production and transportation Efficiency”, which includes a truck symbol. On the left side is a circular icon labeled “Quality Assurance”, illustrated with stacked disks. Surrounding these four circular icons is a large outer ring formed by curved arrows that loop clockwise, connecting each theme in sequence. Between the centre “J I T System” circle and each of the four larger categories are sets of rectangular boxes that show specific subcomponents. Inside the circle between “Quality Assurance” and “Inventory Reduction”, two stacked rectangles are labeled “Continuous Improvement” and “Customer Feedback Loop”. Between “Inventory Reduction” and “Time Reduction”, two stacked rectangles are labeled “Dynamic Replenishment” and “Supply Chain Collaboration”. Between “Time Reduction” and “Production and transportation Efficiency”, two stacked rectangles are labeled “Real-time Data Analysis” and “Lean Manufacturing”. Between “Production and transportation Efficiency” and “Quality Assurance”, two stacked rectangles are labeled “Supply Chain Collaboration” and “Quality Control Systems”. Along with the labeling, all the text boxes contain icons corresponding to each label.Four key objectives for implementing just-in-time in CSC