KAIZEN APPROACH TO SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: FIRST STEP FOR TRANSFORMING SUPPLY CHAIN INTO LEAN SUPPLY CHAIN

This paper provides evidence on how the use of Lean management approaches and one-day Kaizen workshop can help to discover root-causes of problems appearing in the supply chain, particularly in this paper focusing on late delivery. In addition, the well-known Quality concepts such as Ishikawa diagra...

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