What is kaizen meant for?

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Kaizen is a Japanese business philosophy focused on continuous improvement in all aspects of an organization.

Kaizen involves making small, incremental changes to processes or systems to improve efficiency and quality.
It emphasizes the involvement of all employees in identifying and implementing improvements.
Kaizen aims to create a culture of continuous improvement and innovation within an organization.
Examples of kaizen practices include daily team meetings to discuss improvements, suggestion boxes for employees, and regular training on new techniques.
Kaizen is often associated with the Toyota Production System and lean manufacturing principles.