Continuous Improvement
Continuous improvement is an ongoing practice for systematically identifying, prioritizing and implementing improvements across products, processes and organization. It uses iterative cycles (e.g. PDCA), data-informed analysis and team-led experiments. The objective is sustained efficiency gains, defect reduction and continuous value delivery. Stakeholders are engaged regularly to ensure impact and adoption.
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