The Perfect Fit (Riley O'Brien & Co. #2.5) - Plot & Excerpts
That was how Zeke preferred things. He liked everything to be in its place, and his workstation at Riley O’Brien & Co. reflected his predilection for organization. He tried to minimize the use of paper, and when he couldn’t avoid it, he employed a color-coded system that allowed him to find the information he needed in seconds. Everyone in Zeke’s department was borderline obsessive-compulsive about organization. You couldn’t be disorganized or scatterbrained if you wanted to excel in supply chain and logistics. When Zeke had been in the Army, he had been part of the elite Logistics branch. The sheer size of military operations provided logisticians with a level of experience not found anywhere else. Military logisticians accomplished the same five Rs of supply chain management that civilian logisticians did—getting the right product to the right place, at the right time, at the right price, and the right quantity—but they did it in environments where failure meant the difference between life and death.
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