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Improve phase of DMAIC

Ted Hessing

5S Workplace Organization

Posted by Ted Hessing

5S derives its name from five Japanese terms beginning with “s”. It is used create a workplace suited for visual control and lean production.

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Ted Hessing

Kaizen

Posted by Ted Hessing

Kaizen means improvement on a continuous basis. Originated in Japan, Kai means change and zen means for good.

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