Continuous Improvement

Small, continuous changes aimed at improving the process are more effective than large, revolutionary leaps forward. Small changes eliminate the risk of making the wrong decision, straying from the goal, or heading in the wrong direction. Small changes can be implemented quickly and at a significantly lower cost than radical changes, which are difficult to manage.

Identifying Areas for Improvement and Launching a Project

Have you found an area for improvement? Log in to Kaizen Tracker via a kiosk, computer, or mobile device and submit your suggestion for improvement or a project directly.
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Identifying Areas for Improvement and Launching a Project

Have you found an area for improvement? Log in to Kaizen Tracker via a kiosk, computer, or mobile device and submit your suggestion for improvement or a project directly.
approval
return for revision
dismissal

Kaizen Twin

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Responsibility Management

Each improvement suggestion is automatically or “manually” assigned to a responsible person, who decides how the suggestion will be implemented. An improvement suggestion can be implemented directly or through various levels of kaizen.
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Rewards and Increasing Engagement

For submitting a suggestion for improvement, its approval, and successful implementation, the submitter receives a reward in the form of points. For exceptionally successful improvement proposals, special point rewards can be manually added. Each user has an overview of their current point balance and the history of earning and redeeming points.
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