Kaizen
Kaizen
Kaizen
Presenting by.
K.ROSHAN KUMAR. KIRAN DANSENA. KHEMLATA SAHU.
CONTENTS
Introduction Key characteristics When & where In process Merits and demerits Company having Conclusion
INTRODUCTION
In Japanese the definition of kaizen is improvement and particularly, continuous improvement.
KAI ZEN SCHOOL WISDOM
Key characteristics
Permanent method changes. Continuous flow of small ideas. Immediate, local implementation. The Quick & easy process.
Cond.
Use Small Teams to Optimize Process Performance by Implementing Incremental Change Apply Intellectual Capital of Team Members Intimate with Process KIS (kiazen information system) is reverse to disclose the message in necessary period.
KAIZEN Event- Day One Introduction and getting started Identify a specific Value Stream problem Clearly develop a problem statement KAIZEN Event- Day Two Analyze the Problem Observe the affected area and / or process Gather critical data, information and observations Team exercise to identify and select possible solutions
KAIZEN Workshop - Day Three Review problem, possible solutions Team select best Solution Team develop Implementation Plan KAIZEN Event - Day Four Complete Implementation Plan Implement Enterprise Value Stream Mapping Implementation Plan: (Optional) Day Five Complete Implementation Document changes Workshop conclusion, Team celebration
The results are significant, clear and quick. This generates enthusiasm and satisfaction.
The Blitz does not allow time to develop important corollary elements of Lean Manufacturing.
conclusion
The benefits to applying the principles of kaizen are manifold. Solutions emphasize commonsense, low-cost approaches, continual adjustment and improvement becomes possible and further desirable. It is not even always necessary to gain upper management approval to make changes.
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Reference
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