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'''Kaizen''', which is Japanese for "improvement", when used in a business sense refers to continuous improvement in business activities. It involves every employee/manager. | '''Kaizen''', which is Japanese for "improvement", when used in a business sense refers to continuous improvement in business activities. It involves every employee/manager. | ||
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Revision as of 14:57, July 13, 2016
Kaizen, which is Japanese for "improvement", when used in a business sense refers to continuous improvement in business activities. It involves every employee/manager.