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Continuous improvement, or Kaizen, is a philosophy that is based on the idea of continuously finding ways to improve things. From this point of view, continuous improvement is not limited to the quality of products or services but it also applies to all the processes in the organization. During the...
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Veröffentlicht in: | مجلة دراسات محاسبية و مالية. 2009, Vol.2 (7) |
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Zusammenfassung: | Continuous improvement, or Kaizen, is a philosophy that is based on the idea of
continuously finding ways to improve things. From this point of view, continuous
improvement is not limited to the quality of products or services but it also applies to
all the processes in the organization. During the last two decades several continuous
improvement approaches were developed and marketed. The advocates of each
approach claim that their approach is the best, however all the approaches had their
own advantages and disadvantages and had their share of criticism. The important
question is how to choose the right continuous improvement approach? This research
work addresses the philosophy, the concepts, the assumptions, and the domain of each
approach and compares them thoroughly. In addition, we present a theoretical
framework to assist the organization in choosing one of the continuous improvement
approaches that corresponds to the organization's culture and quality problems. |
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ISSN: | 1818-9431 2617-9849 |