the japanese have recently provided a "just in time" approach to inventory situations. this means that arrangements are made to provide materials when exactly needs thus eliminating the need for keeping inventories. This approach requires a highly synchronized and dependable timing. This concept,when applied effectively is a highly cost saving device. This extreme work in process inventory. This strategy avoids investing large amounts in investory holdings. It also avoids consuming large amounts of warehouse and shop floor space; as well as extensive paperwork and follow up required to keep track of the inventory. However, in this approach, an eliminates degree of coordination is required (Chandan, 1986, P.203).