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Continuous improvement is a business strategy for reducing the cost of business by adopting systematic methods for identifying and resolving non-productive procedures and practices. Continuous improvement strategies usually involve team approaches to organization structure. All employees are provided with tools appropriate to their own needs. Employees use the tools to identify and remedy non-conformances, and to identify and capitalize on opportunities. Non-conformances and opportunities are by definition small and incremental. The typical measure we use to help understand the potential savings involved in continuous improvement is the "Cost of Quality" ... a simple formula showing how the cost of correcting an error is actually three times the actual cost of the error. Steps Involved In
Continuous Improvement Einblau & Associates helps you to develop systematic strategies for increasing overall efficiency and productivity, and to manage the organization change required to attain your targets. Expect reductions in the cost of nonconformance, improved customer service and increased market share. Partial List of Clients
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