People often call me a leader of kaizen as I travel the world to promote its concept during university breaks. Kaizen, which means a small change or an improvement of work, is a post-World War II ...

You have big, ambitious goals and even bigger dreams. But how do you get from where you are now to making those dreams come true? The answer may surprise you: By aiming for just 1 percent improvement.

Kaizen boosts productivity by promoting continuous small improvements across all staff levels. The philosophy's roots trace back to W. Edwards Deming’s post-WWII work in Japan. Employers apply Kaizen ...

ADMITTEDLY, that's a redundant question because kaizen problem-solving requires giving only low-cost, common-sense solutions. If you'll spend money for the solution, then that's not kaizen. Here's one ...

Stop pretending to know it all if you want to be a great manufacturing leader, and AI tools could help you do that. Those were a few of the insights from an experts panel discussion on the proper uses ...

Kaizen Institute, a trailblazer in delivering original KAIZEN™ consulting services for continuous improvement and enterprise-wide operational excellence, recently hosted the “KAIZEN™ Award Thailand ...

The tech industry is often defined as a collection of people who "move fast and break things". It's not always the best business model. The Kaizen process seeks incremental but continuous improvement ...