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Easy Kaizen, Japanese management strategy
"Kaizen" management concept that emphasizes continuous improvement and teamwork, with easy application techniques. Just by continuously improving small tasks, you will see powerful results from the step-by-step changes.
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Kaizen is a strategy that increases efficiency in Japanese work that is popular all over the world. The heart of Kaizen is to continuously improve or improve consistently. The main idea is to use creativity and stop, reduce, change, which are activities that require participation from everyone in the department or throughout the organization. In addition, Kaizen can also be used in conjunction with other quality tools such as lean, 5S, QCC, etc. to increase efficiency and productivity in the organization even more.
Easy Kaizen - Japanese Management Strategy
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Lesson 1: Kaizen Strategy -
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Lesson 2: Kaizen Concept
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Lesson 3: Doing Kaizen
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Lesson 4: Why Kaizen is Important
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Lesson 5: Innovation and Kaizen
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Lesson 6: Reduce losses with Kaizen strategies
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Lesson 7: Improving Work with Process Reform (ECRS)
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Course details
Duration
52 minutes
Lectures
8
Video
7 lessons
Level
start
There is a certificate upon completion of the course.
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Basic info
- Understand the concept and approach to implementing Kaizen in a professional way that is simple and practical.
- Can be immediately applied to further Kaizen implementation in departments and organizations.
- Really reduce unnecessary costs in working with ECRS.
- Techniques for changing and reducing unnecessary work steps
- Practice solving problems with ideas and creating innovations at work.
Intended audience
- Employees in organizations that prioritize quality systems
- Supervisors of all departments in the organization, especially organizations that prioritize quality systems
