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Каизен Као Глобална Пословна Филозофија За Континуирано Унапређење Пословних Перформанси

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  • Janjić, Vesna
  • Bogićević, Jasmina
  • Krstić, Bojan

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Today, numerous tools can be used in the production and other phase of the value chain with the aim of increasing operational efficiency and quality of products. However, the Kaizen can be understood as one of the basic lean techniques. Continuous improvement applied through Kaizen is a key element of Japanese management and the source of competitiveness. The benefits of an effective program of continuous improvement are reflected in cost efficiency, waste reduction and product quality improvement. Taught by Japanese success, many companies have adopted Kaizen as a technique for improving production efficiency and achieving business excellence. Despite the Kaizen implementation has led to improved performance in many companies and its application is widespread around the world, many problems and difficulties in its implementation are observed outside Japan. The process of transferability of Kaizen is influenced by many factors whose significance and intensity vary depending on the country in which it is applied. Hence, although Kaizen is very simple at first glance, it is a complex process that needs to be adapted to the specificities of the environment, taking into account numerous influential factors.

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  • Janjić, Vesna & Bogićević, Jasmina & Krstić, Bojan, 2019. "Каизен Као Глобална Пословна Филозофија За Континуирано Унапређење Пословних Перформанси," Ekonomika, Journal for Economic Theory and Practice and Social Issues, Society of Economists Ekonomika, Nis, Serbia, vol. 65(2), February.
  • Handle: RePEc:ags:sereko:294182
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.294182
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