What Makes a Good Kaizen Project? A recording of our webinar
It’s the age-old question, is size the only thing that matters? It can be a struggle to know where to draw the line between needing a Kaizen project and just getting on with making a change. So how do you know?Â
If you missed our webinar on ‘What Makes a Good Kaizen Project?’ you can now watch the recording. Damion Albinson spoke about the characteristics of a good Kaizen project, who should be involved, and how to organise the Kaizen Event.Â
Questions about Kaizen projects?
If you have any questions about this topic, you can reach the PMI team at: team@pmi.co.uk.
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More resources that may interest you:
With so many tools to choose from, and only a few days to deliver the Kaizen, how do you know which tools to prioritise?
Join Sean Buckland as he shares his experience of how to shape your Lean Six Sigma Green Belt projects in terms of scope, team and leadership, and purpose and benefits.
But how is a Black Belt project different from a Green Belt? Is it just more complex, using more statistics?
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