KAIZEN- change for the better or continuous improvement

Kaizen system-
change for the better or continuous improvement

1. KAIZEN

2. KAIZEN What is KAIZEN ? change for the better or continuous improvement

3. KAIZEN C hange for the better or continuous improvement It is philosophy and methodology focused on making incremental improvements in all aspects of life, including work processes, products, services, and personal development. It originated in Japan after World War II and has since become a widely adopted approach in organizations worldwide Developer of Kaizen…? Mr. Masaaki Imai In 1986, Imai published "Kaizen, The Key to Japan's Competitive Success"

4. KAIZEN Traditional Vs Kaizen It promotes a culture of continuous learning, innovation, and employee engagement

5. KAIZEN Key Principles of Kaizen Continuous Improvement - ongoing efforts to identify and implement improvements in processes, products, and services Gemba (The Real Place) - observe operations firsthand, gather insights, and identify opportunities for improvement Respect for People – importance of respecting and involving employees in improvement initiatives, recognizing their expertise, and empowering them to contribute to the organization's success. Standardization –standardized processes and procedures to ensure consistency, reliability, and continuous improvement. Elimination of Waste – overproduction, waiting, unnecessary motion, transportation, defects

6. KAIZEN Methods and Tools of Kaizen It is a fundamental method used within Kaizen to drive continuous improvement by planning, implementing, evaluating, and refining changes systematically PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act)

7. KAIZEN Methods and Tools of Kaizen 5S Methodology Seiri (Sort)  Keeping only Essential Seiton (Systematize)  Eliminate Extra Seiso (Shine)  Keep workplace clean Seiketsu (Standardize)  Standardize work practices Shitsuke (Sustain)  Maintaining and reviewing standards 5S is a method for organizing a workplace, especially a shared workplace ( like a shop floor or an office space ) and Keeping it organized. To Take the concept of kaizen performance to its ultimate level of simplicity, it offered the following “5S” Steps

8. KAIZEN Methods and Tools of Kaizen Kaizen Blitz or Kaizen Event Also known as rapid improvement events, Kaizen blitzes involve intensive, focused efforts to implement improvements quickly, typically within a few days

9. KAIZEN Benefits of Kaizen Improved Quality Increased Efficiency Sustainable Growth Difficulty to use Kaizen Resistance to change Lack of proper Procedure to implement Too much suggestion may lead to confusion and time wastage

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