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What is a Kaizen in LeanSuite?

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Written by Angad Singh
Updated over 4 months ago

Kaizen (or Kaizen Methodology) is an approach to creating continuous improvement based on the idea that small, ongoing positive changes can reap significant improvements. Typically, it is based on cooperation and commitment and stands in contrast to approaches that use radical or top-down changes to achieve transformation. Kaizen is core to lean manufacturing. It was developed in the manufacturing sector to lower defects, eliminate waste, boost productivity, encourage worker purpose and accountability and promote innovation.

The Kaizen module in the Lean Suite offers various tools and sub-tools to apply kaizen methodology in any manufacturing process.

Each module in Lean Suite has a settings panel and a dashboard. The options and data in the panels may differ according to the type of data in the particular module and offer various options for that particular module’s implementation inside the suite.

Click to view a typical Kaizen Dashboard.

Click to view a typical Kaizen Settings Panel.


Now that we know what a Kaizen is in Lean Suite, let’s move further and learn more about the Kaizen Module in Lean Suite!

A Kaizen in Lean Suite consists of various types, fields, methodologies, loss categories and types, tools etc. to track a process and achieve effective implementation.

While creating a new kaizen all these tools help to customize a kaizen, collect important data, track progress and analyze as a kaizen goes into the implementation stage.

Let’s dive deeper and learn further!

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