Creating a Kaizen Culture: Align the Organization, Achieve Breakthrough Results, and Sustain the Gains
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Publisher's Note: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.FOSTER AND SUSTAIN A KAIZEN CULTURE IN YOUR ORGANIZATIONWINNER of the 2015 Shingo Research and Professional Publication Award!FOREWORD BY JOHN TOUSSANT, CEO OF THEDACARETransforming a culture is far more about emotional growth than technical maturity. Co-written by leaders at the Kaizen Institute, Creating a Kaizen Culture explains how to enable an adaptive, excellent, and sustainable organization by leveraging core kaizen values and the behaviors they generate.The proven methods presented in this book will dramatically increase your chances of success in implementing a kaizen culture by closing the biggest gaps in the correct understanding of:WHAT KAIZEN CULTURE IS AND WHY WE NEED ITHOW EVERYONE, EVERYWHERE CAN PRACTICE KAIZEN EVERY DAYTHE LEADER'S ROLE IN TURNING KAIZEN CULTURE INTO COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGEBased on more than 50 years of combined experience from experts who have successfully used kaizen to lead real transformation in a wide variety of industries, Creating a Kaizen Culture reveals how to propel rapid and sustainable performance improvement. It provides a detailed and illustrated road map to organized kaizen implementation through kaizen events. Real-world examples demonstrate kaizen culture in action at Toyota, Zappos, Wiremold, and many other companies. Featuring valuable insights from Kaizen Institute leaders, this practical resource covers:WHY WE NEED A KAIZEN CULTURETHE TRUE MEANING OF KAIZENTHE ORIGIN OF THE KAIZEN EVENTKAIZEN AS A STRATEGY IN PRACTICEDAILY KAIZENSUSTAINING A KAIZEN CULTUREORGANIZATIONAL READINESS FOR KAIZEN TRANSFORMATIONFACING UP TO THE CULTURE MONSTERCASE STUDIES OF REAL-WORLD KAIZEN IMPLEMENTATION IN ORGANIZATIONS OF VARIOUS SIZES AND INDUSTRIES
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