top of page
Writer's pictureRaimund Laqua

Continuous Improvement Objectives

Companies of all sizes need:

  • Processes to repeatedly execute steps in the creation of value

  • Systems to ensure the consistent following of these processes

  • Programs to ensure that these systems are effective in delivering value

  • Governance to establish direction, goals and culture

Continuous improvement is needed for all of these, however, the objective for improvement will differ:

  • Systems improve efficiency - meeting performance targets

  • Programs improve effectiveness - advancing outcomes

  • Governance improves culture - creates the conditions for success

Continous Improvement Objectives

Different strategies and approaches will be needed to support each of these objectives. For example, LEAN is helpful to reduce waste and improve efficiencies at the process level. On the other hand, the improvement of effectiveness requires application of strategies that are more proactive in nature that consider: outcomes, risks, and change management.

When considering where to make improvements understanding the purpose of each management function helps to make sure that change produces the intended results.

4,644 views

Related Posts

See All
  • LinkedIn
© 2017-2024 Lean Compliance™ All rights reserved.

Elevating Safety, Security, Sustainability, Quality, Ethics, AI / Data Privacy, ESG, and Regulatory Compliance

bottom of page