[kingkongjaffa]

This is extremely weird because today I was reading about how the US military is upping its logistics power in asia to counter China invading Taiwan.

And the phrase they used was a shift from “just in time” logistics to “just in case” logistics.

So this is the first time I’m seeing this phrase and now this article uses it again.

https://www.reuters.com/world/china/logistics-war-how-washin...

[kiba]

If you have read anything about logistics in the last few year, you would have realized that shifting everything to a just in time logistics is probably a bad idea in case of disruption. It's a spectrum, and it shows by analogy why you want a broad range of knowledge, not just hyper focused on your career.