September 27, 2011

Gemba Kaizen TEDO from Slideshare

Constant & close communication. 5 disciplines: mental models, personal mastery, systemic thinking, shared vision, team learning.




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  1. Gemba Kaizen is a problem solving approach.

    This is a great help in marketing especially in handling complaints. If the customer is complaining, the customer is the gembutsu or the problem. When they are complaining we must immediately do some countermeasures to ease them, apologize, give them something to drink, listen to what they are trying to say and take note of the things that needs to work on. Find out the root cause and act on it ASAP. Then come up with countermeasures to prevent it from happening again.

    What to do next:
    1. Always make it sure that what we are doing is on the right process, we are following the standards to prevent complaints from customers.
    2. Keep in mind that customers are important in our business so every transactions with them must be remarkable and with high standard and quality.

    Aireen
    HGCMP

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