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Discover the Central Principles of the Continuous Improvement Model that serve as the fundamental foundation for powerful methodologies like Lean, Six Sigma, Kaizen, and TPS. This video from KaiNexus dives deep into how these frameworks bring essential structure to the process of identifying and acting upon improvement opportunities within any organization.

Learn about the six core principles that guide the Continuous Improvement Model:
• Improvements are based on small changes, rather than major paradigm shifts or new inventions.
• Employee ideas are valuable and contribute significantly to progress.
• Incremental improvements are typically inexpensive to implement, offering a cost-effective path to success.
• Employees take ownership and are actively involved in the improvement process.
• Improvement is reflective, allowing for learning and adaptation.
• Improvement is measurable and potentially repeatable, ensuring consistent positive outcomes.

Embracing continuous improvement as part of your company culture is a proven and cost-effective approach to addressing even the most complex challenges. With supporting improvement technology, organizations can experience a quick return on investment (ROI) and achieve long-term success.

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