Kaizen Theory
- Kaizen is a Japanese concept that involves continuous improvement of day-to-day activities.
- Kaizen is made up of 2 Japanese words.
Kai = Change
Zen = Good
- Kaizen means " Change for Good" or "Change is Good".
- We knew Kaizen as "Continuous Improvement".
- Kaizen is also used in small changes in daily life, like writing, typing, speaking, etc.
- If there is a problem,m then there must be a Kaizen.
- Kaizen objective means-
Reduce Waste & Improve Productivity
Who is the Father of Kaizen-
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| Father Of Kaizen |
- Masaaki Imai is a Japanese Trainer, author, and scholar. Who is known as the Father of Kaizen due to his contribution to Kaizen
Where can we do Kaizen?
- Everyday Improvement.
- Everybody Improvement.
- Everywhere Improvement.
Difference Between Kaizen & Innovations-
- Kaizen is a small improvement as a result of continuous efforts to convert all areas and all employees.
- Innovation involves a drastic improvement as a result of a large investment in new equipment or new technology.
Benefits of Kaizen & 7 Benefits:-
- Tangible benefits are countable.
- Intangible benefits are countless.
- Reducing waste
- Simplifying the work process.
- Improving safety.
- Improving employee and customer satisfaction.
- Space-saving.
- Cost reducing.
- Productivity & Quality improvement.
- Making a process error-proof, etc.
Short way to say 7 benefits [PQCDSME] -:
- P- Productivity Improvement
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| Productivity Improvement |
- Q- Quality Improvement
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| Quality Improvement |
- C- Cost Reduction
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| Cost Reduction |
- D- Delivery (OTD)
- S- Safety
- M- Moral Enhancement
- E- Environment Improvement.




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