Kaizen Continuous Process Improvement

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KAIZEN Continuous Process Improvement is a Japanese management philosophy applied in logistics, supply chain and transport that focuses on systematic, incremental enhancements to processes through small, ongoing changes without major investments or radical overhauls. It aims to boost efficiency, quality and customer satisfaction by engaging all employees and leveraging continuous feedback.

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