The authoritative JRS Management Information Service organisation defines kaizen as “the
selection of means to better achieve objectives, and method change [. . .] to change the
way of work” (JRS, 2006, p. 2). The very fact that kaizen is not well defined in Japanese
literature suggests that it is more than just an activity in the quest for business excellence.
It is a means through which Japanese workers view their world. It is a metaphor for their
understanding of self, work, organisation, place, growth, development, creativity,
contribution and improvement and the interdependencies among these.
The authoritative JRS Management Information Service organisation defines kaizen as “theselection of means to better achieve objectives, and method change [. . .] to change theway of work” (JRS, 2006, p. 2). The very fact that kaizen is not well defined in Japaneseliterature suggests that it is more than just an activity in the quest for business excellence.It is a means through which Japanese workers view their world. It is a metaphor for theirunderstanding of self, work, organisation, place, growth, development, creativity,contribution and improvement and the interdependencies among these.
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