Critical Success Factors for Human Resource Outcomes in Kaizen Events¶
Farris, J. A., Van Aken, E. M., Doolen, T. L., & Worley, J. (2009). Critical Success Factors for Human Resource Outcomes in Kaizen Events: An Empirical Study. International Journal of Production Economics, 117(1), 42-65.
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- It is a targeted application of the kaizen-event idea — a short, focused improvement burst.
This sourceDefines a kaizen event as a focused, structured improvement project conducted by a dedicated team in an accelerated period, usually one week or less.
- It is a targeted application of the kaizen-event idea — a short, focused improvement burst.
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