Kaizen: The Process of Continuous Improvement In The Workplace

Without Kaizen

• No structure to the improvement process; few set procedures
• Goals are not defined or are vague/difficult to measure
• Changes are made to processes infrequently; little reflection on their effectiveness
• No plan exists for improvement; improvement is haphazard

With Kaizen

• Consistent, ongoing process of improvement takes place
• Improvement process has clearly defined, measurable goals
• Constant review of successes occurs and the improvement process itself is evaluated
• Consistency of the process leads to new, higher goals

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