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por excelencemanagement - ¿Qué nos aporta el método Kaizen? El método Kaizen deriva de la cultura japonesa y esta palabra significa literalmente “mejora 
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Por Mauricio León Lefcovich - Kaizen es lo opuesto a la complacencia. Kaizen es un sistema enfocado en la mejora continua de toda la empresa y sus componentes,
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"Sin hansei es imposible tener kaizen. En el hansei japonés, cuando haces algo mal, al principio te sientes realmente triste. Luego debe
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This video explains the production philosophy, Kaizen.
Via Steven Bonacorsi
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Por: Luciana Paulise - Seguramente habrás escuchado hablar sobre la mejora continua como un requisito para las empresas que quieran perdurar en el largo plazo.
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Michael Ballé reflects on what it really means to "make people before parts" and introduces two more lean terms that just so happen to be Japanese. What? More Japanese terms? Aren’t kaizen and gemba and so on enough already? Time and time again, people ask me an easy way to Lean. They want something different, but not too different, just as people fancy innovation but can’t stand innovators. They want a roadmap, a plan that fits what they already know without having to explore barbarous terms and concepts. I should know, I was the same. Twenty years ago I first studied how Toyota engineers helped one of their suppliers with a headlight cell. The Toyota engineers wanted to increase the number of change-overs to reduce the batch size, the supplier engineers couldn’t mobilize the change-over specialists to devote so much time to just one cell. The Toyota engineers wanted to pull on the cell every couple of hours, the supplier engineers didn’t want to devote the manpower to pick up parts so often. The Toyota engineers wanted to train the operators, the supplier engineers… you get the picture. Via Marielvi Piñero
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Kaizen Continuous Improvement is a Japanese-based theory. Kaizen is all about how all employees can make incremental improvements to manufacturing processes – continuously. (@LeanVoices @fmsReliability Agreed! Via Steven Bonacorsi
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Learn how to use the Kaizen approach to eliminating waste in the way you and your team work, to achieve the benefits of continuous improvements. Via Ariana Amorim
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Por Mauricio León Lefcovich Continúa de la edición anterior. 7. SISTEMA DE SUGERENCIAS El sistema de sugerencias funciona como una parte integral del kaizen orientado a individuos, y hace énfasis e…
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Kaizen is a Japanese word meaning good change. Change in a dynamic business environment has become an accepted norm. Organizations must adapt or lose relevancy. The concept of kaizen has been adopted within the information technology industry as part of core management practices. In business terms, kaizen has been defined as continuous incremental change.… Via Steven Bonacorsi
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por Mauricio Lefcovich - Dentro de la estrategia empresaria la utilización de estos sistemas en el enfoque kaizen, persiguen como objetivos: La reducción en los
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por Mauricio León Lefcovich El Kaizen surgió en Japón como resultado de sus imperiosas necesidades de superarse a sí misma de forma tal de poder alcanzar a las
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are you looking to work for a world leading company are you looking for progression do you have experience working within continuous improvement in a engineering environment if you answered yes to all the above then we need youmy client is a world... Via Steven Bonacorsi
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My Kaizen idea was to ask attendees if they actually wanted a book. .... I had a second, separate print job where I *did* specify printing “head to toe” (these Kaizen cards that have the back side purposefully upside down). Via Steven Bonacorsi
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