Hoshin Kanri¶
Akao, Y. (1991). Hoshin Kanri: Policy Deployment for Successful TQM. Productivity Press.
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- Strategy Deployment / Hoshin Kanri
- Its strength is that it defeats cascading distortion — the way a strategic goal loses meaning as it passes through each layer until the floor is working on something unrecognizable — by making translation explicit and reconciling feasibility at every step.
This sourceUses catchball as a back-and-forth process for aligning objectives, means, and resources across organizational levels while testing execution feasibility.
- Its strength is that it defeats cascading distortion — the way a strategic goal loses meaning as it passes through each layer until the floor is working on something unrecognizable — by making translation explicit and reconciling feasibility at every step.
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