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    Within the aspects of our society healthcare has been one of the most important avenues when it pertains to the welfare of patients. Manufacturing of products has shown to be on the rise with the induction of a new principle called Lean and has been very effective in Japan. Since learning of how effective this principle has been to manufacturing industries The Institute of Healthcare Improvement has taken an interest in seeing if applying the same principle throughout the system of healthcare…

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    Kaizen Approach Case Study

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    competition, every firm is aiming to improve services and enhance customer loyalty through quality, minimal costs, saving time, meeting deadlines, and less risk of long term investment. Application of Kaizen approach has been effective in enhancing supply chain by eliminating inefficiencies. Kaizen approach is a Japanese approach that focuses on continued improvements. It is products focused and rely on the principle of improving a process over time to eliminate inefficiencies and improve…

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    The kaizen activities organized under the cost management system at Toyota Motor Co. is to continuously improve their business operations and always driving for innovation and evolution. One of the essential part of Kaizen’s theory is cost reduction and increase productivity. The cost management in the production phase starts after mass production has begun. Firstly, these costs and standard times are not generally meet in production lines at least for the first few months because workers are…

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    The following Kaizen scenario took place when I first started at this job three years ago. One of the first things that were changed was how the mortgage closing instructions were sent to the attorney’s office. I noticed the mortgage closer hand writing instructions on a form and knew immediately that we needed to create efficiencies to speed up this process. The following outlines the old process and the current process. Old Process 1. A form was printed and the closer would hand write…

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    The Lean Kaizen Heinz Ketchup Plan The continuous cycle of Lean Kaizen activity has seven phases (Choudhury, 2017). The first phase starts with identifying any opportunities or establishing what’s important. Next, the Kaizen cycle involves analyzing the process, developing optimal solutions, and implementing those solutions. After executing the solutions, studying the results are crucial to determine the success (Choudhury, 2017). Finally, standardizing the successful solutions and planning…

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    Six Sigma Approach

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    approaches in the reading are as follows: Kaizen, Six Sigma and the last approach which is a master list of improvement strategies. Kaizen is a Japanese business that has a continuous improvement in working practices. In the reading, it states that Kaizen means good change. Kaizen is a tool that is used for lean manufacturing that makes an improvement in the safety of the workplace. Kaizen has a focus on the changes that are made daily which are small. Kaizen is a change that is made for the…

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    Exercise 1 Difference between waste and value-added activities Value added activities: Any activity which add value to the product in terms of material, function, utility, shape etc. is a value-add activity and those which does not directly contribute to the overall value of the product is a non-value add activity Examples 1. Assembly of an engines to aircraft carrier is a value-added activity 2. Increasing the memory from 64 gigs to 128 or 256 gigs in new iPhone is a value adding Waste…

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    Poka Yoke Case Study

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    This study hypothesized that the application of Kaizen philosophy, and poka-yoke techniques in particular, could create job opportunities and improve productivity of individuals with cognitive disabilities. Poka-yoke or error-proofing techniques are part of the collection of Kaizen techniques. Kaizen refers to continuous improvement in performance, cost/effectiveness, and quality. Kaizen strives to empower the worker, increase worker satisfaction, facilitate a sense…

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    It has been using in an industry for the continuous work without any delay by creating a signal manufacturing environment. Kaizen aim is to make the business on the top most position by determine current status of the business, identify improvement plan and work for continuous improvement. Adding small improvements in every sectors add up a long term improvement for overall…

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    October , 2017 Currently employed with a not for profit organization, we utilize the quality improvement program Kaizen in conjunction with the 5S model. Kaizen is the concept of continuous improvement whereas the 5S model focuses on Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain or what we refer to as workplace organization. The way we approach improvements is to provide Kaizen events where managers and employees implement the workplace organization within the backroom. This is when sorting…

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