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What are phases and sections in a Kaizen?

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Written by Angad Singh
Updated over 4 months ago

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Phases and sections are interlinked to each other. Sections are attached to phases which are then attached to a methodology. This methodology is finally attached to a kaizen to create a holistic incremental process.

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Phases

During the Kaizen creation process, one of the various fields present to collect information is Methodology.

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A Kaizen Methodology is a method according to which a process/kaizen will proceed. It can have various phases that can be imagined as steps as per which the kaizen will move ahead. A user can create a new methodology and include phases inside it based on required preferences.

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When a methodology is attached to a Kaizen during creation process, it automatically attaches the phases inside it to the kaizen. These Phases will show up when a Kaizen is opened after creation.

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Sections

As we saw above, phases are attached to a Kaizen. We can also see various sections below the phases and some attached to particular phases as well.

Sections are various methodologies/tools or process types that can be added to a particular phase in order to facilitate the progression of that particular phase.

There are some sections already available to add to a phase as well as an option to create a new section as per requirement.

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The sections mentioned above contain further options that helps in appointing team, tools, allocating hours and other details depending upon the methodology or section choose.

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Congratulations! We have successfully learned about phases and sections in the Kaizen module!


Now that we know about phases and sections, let’s move ahead and learn about the various phase sections available in Kaizen System!

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