Top Int'l Kaizen experts to conduct seminars
Two seminars would be conducted by Kaizen Institute experts Jayanth
Murthy and Narasimhan Gopalakrishnan on November 8 and 9. The two
seminars titled “Organizational Transformation through the Kaizen
Management System” and “Creating Material and Information Flow for Cash
Flow.” Details of the seminars are attached.
Kaizen is a Japanese term denoting “improvement for the better,” but
its modern connotation is to continually make improvements by
observations at the workplace. Kaizen focuses on making improvements
through employee observations of how work is done and works on the
philosophy that everything could be improved even on a daily basis.
Kaizen creates a courageous belief that no matter how small every
improvement counts and no matter how difficult no problem is
insurmountable. Kaizen is different to the big bang changes and would
try improvements with little or no investment.
Kaizen has been credited with having contributed to the rapid
development of Japan, by improving competitiveness even as the Yen was
increasing in value and making Japanese products more expensive.
The Japanese management guru Masaaki Imai, published his world famous
book “Kaizen: The Secret of Japan’s Competitive Success” which took the
world by storm.
Kaizen became a household word and Masaaki Imai created the Kaizen
Institute. Today the Kaizen Institute operates in over 50 countries and
has over 350 consultants, who have the deepest experience and knowledge
of Kaizen and Lean Management.
The two speakers have loads of experience and have consulted in many
countries in different industries. With Kaizen becoming very popular in
Sri Lanka, this would be a rare opportunity for those who desire to
acquire knowledge and techniques of Kaizen to do so.
The emphasis for the first seminar would be on manufacturing, while
the second seminar is open to both manufacturing and service.
The seminars have been organised by the Sri Lanka Association for the
Advancement of Quality and Productivity (SLAAQP) and the administrative
functions are handled by the National Chamber of Commerce of Sri Lanka.
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