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The Kaizen Customized course offers a comprehensive introduction to the Kaizen philosophy, exploring its origins and cultural significance in continuous improvement. Participants will engage in a hands-on ten-step process to effectively identify and eliminate non-value-added activities, enhancing productivity within their organizations.
Day two introduces three Kaizen approaches: Just Do Its, Kaizen Events, and Kaizen Blitz, alongside practical exercises to structure and implement effective Kaizen teams. The course emphasizes practical application through tools like Pareto Analysis and 5S, ensuring participants can conduct a cost-benefit analysis of their Kaizen projects. By the end of this course, learners will have the skills necessary to foster a culture of continuous improvement.
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| Course Fee | 575 |
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575 (USD) |
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♱ Excluding VAT/GST
You can request classroom training in any city on any date by Requesting More Information
To ensure a productive learning experience in the Kaizen Customized course, it is beneficial for participants to have the following minimum knowledge and skills:
These prerequisites provide a foundational understanding that will enhance your learning experience throughout the course and enable you to actively engage with the material and practical exercises.
Kaizen Customized is a practical course designed to empower professionals in identifying and eliminating waste through the principles of continuous improvement. Ideal for those seeking operational excellence.
The Kaizen Customized course equips participants with a comprehensive understanding of continuous improvement principles, methodologies, and problem-solving tools, enhancing their ability to identify and eliminate waste within their organizations.
