Just-In-Time
Just-In-Time refers to a variety of concepts that all share the idea of delivering or producing something at the exact moment it is needed, reducing waste and increasing efficiency.
Meanings
- just-in-time (manufacturing): a production strategy that aims to produce and deliver products just in time to meet customer demand
- just-in-time (compilation): a technique used by some programming languages, such as Java, to compile code into machine code on the fly, as it is needed
- just-in-time (learning): an approach to education that involves learning new skills or knowledge just in time to apply them to a real-world problem or project