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kaizen
[kahy-zen]
noun
a business philosophy or system that is based on making positive changes on a regular basis, as to improve productivity.
an approach to oneās personal or social life that focuses on continuous improvement.
kaizen
/ °ģ²¹ÉŖĖ³śÉ²Ō /
noun
a philosophy of continuous improvement of working practices that underlies total quality management and just-in-time business techniques
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of kaizen1
51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins
Origin of kaizen1
Example Sentences
But inside the walls of Kaizen Martial Arts & Fitness, in a program known as Kaizen Kinetics, they are heavyweight champs.
The 83 tough souls who t pay $179 a month to battle in the Kaizen Kinetics program agree.
Maybe this story will inform a closeted Parkinsonās patient about programs like Kaizen Kinetics and empower them to pick up the phone and join.
By the time I worked up the courage to fully face my illness and call the number on the pamphlet two years ago, Kaizen had become an independent program with a similar focus on boxing.
Toyota needs to take up challenges in a way Sato described as more dramatic than Toyotaās trademark ākaizen,ā which refers to day-by-day improvements that originate from the factory floor.
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When To Use
Kaizen is a business philosophy based on making small, positive changes over time, such as for improving productivity.A Japanese concept, kaizen refers to taking small steps toward a goal over a longer period of time instead of taking big steps that may be difficult. Kaizen is most often practiced in businesses and the workplace, where the concept is used to increase profits by consistently and slowly improving productivity, a product, or something similar.Kaizen is also an approach to improving your own life by making one small change a day or spending a small amount of time, such as one minute a day, toward improvement. You might hear of people using kaizen to learn something, improve in a sport or hobby, or create healthier food habits. Many people like kaizen because itās much easier to commit a small amount of time each day to slowly achieve a goal than it is to commit to a big change all at once.Example: Ever since I discovered the concept of kaizen, my work productivity has risen tenfold.
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