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Too many redundancies and buffers have been removed in the last 20 years chasing "just in time" and "lean" and other various ways of outsourcing your responsibi
by Sophistifunk 5y ago
Too many redundancies and buffers have been removed in the last 20 years chasing "just in time" and "lean" and other various ways of outsourcing your responsibilities for input materiel to improve (local) efficiency. The system became more fragile, and then a large shock occurred.
- oblio 5y agoThe good news is that we'll learn a lesson for the next 20+ years. The bad news is that we'll forget it again.