Kaizen

A Japanese term for continuous improvement through small, incremental changes.

Focus on constant, step-by-step improvements.

Involve teams in the improvement process.

Boost efficiency with regular evaluations.

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What does Kaizen mean?

Kaizen is a philosophy of continuous improvement through small, incremental changes in processes or practices.

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Stay on top of tasks with an efficient and structured issues tracker.

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A sequence of steps or tasks needed to complete a process.

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A documented strategy or process for handling specific tasks or challenges.

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SYSTEMology

SYSTEMology

Build simple, scalable systems that streamline operations, reduce errors, and free up your time for high-impact activities.

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Systemisation

Streamline operations by documenting processes, creating templates, and building internal wikis to reduce recurring issues.

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