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The Lean Edge: Kaizen events: good thing or bad thing?

By The Lean Edge, - Last updated: Monday, June 2, 2014 - Save & Share - Leave a comment

In what cases do kaizen events help and when do they hinder? How to best use kaizen events to leverage results and support the lean culture?

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