Key Steps in Implementing a Kaizen Event
Rolling Out the Kaizen Event Preparing the Organization - considerations Developing a sense of trust across the organization Generating enthusiasm about the event Demonstration of commitment by management Publicizing the event -before and after Getting the union to cooperate Team Kickoff (includes sponsors) Review draft charter, modify, approve
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