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I’d like to train people about kaizen management in developing countries.What can I do?
mojisan asked:
I am engineer and have knowledge of productivity and quality improvement in production field .I have 30 years of experience in heavy industries such as steel manufacturing and automotive industries.Kaizen or continuous improvement is the success key for competition.If any people in any company feels that I can help her/him, please feel free to contact me for further information.
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I am engineer and have knowledge of productivity and quality improvement in production field .I have 30 years of experience in heavy industries such as steel manufacturing and automotive industries.Kaizen or continuous improvement is the success key for competition.If any people in any company feels that I can help her/him, please feel free to contact me for further information.
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