Kaizen is a Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement where all employees in an organization work to perform tasks a little better each day through a never-ending journey of starting new each day and improving methods. The road to excellence is made of small continuous improvements resulting in cost savings, higher quality, and better productivity rather than major breakthroughs. Kaizen also advocates taking small incremental risks along with continuous improvements to succeed.

1. Kaizen

2. Kaizen
KAI ZEN
“Kai” in Japanese means ‘Change’ and ‘Zen’ means good. The
literary meaning of Kaizen is “change for good”

3. Kaizen
Kaizen
Kaizen is the Japanese philosophy of continuous improvement
by all the employees in an organization so that they perform their
tasks a little better each day.
It is a never ending journey centered on the concept of starting
new each day, with the principle that the methods can always be
improved.

4. Kaizen
Kaizen
The road to excellence is not the major break-through , but small
continuous improvements which result in real cost savings, higher
quality or better productivity.
The latest developments in Japan advocate the idea of taking small
incremental Risks along with small continuous improvements to win .

5. Kaizen : Foundations
Employee empowerment
Self discipline
Recognition