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Operational excellence is the ultimate goal of all organizations striving for continuous improvement.
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Operational Excellence Methodologies

 Through operational excellence, an organization can improve its company culture and performance, which leads to long-term sustainable growth.

Businesses should consider looking past the traditional one-time event and move toward a more long-term system for change.

Over the years, numerous methodologies have been introduced to the mainstream business culture as a method of achieving operational excellence.
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Operational Excellence

Operational excellence is a mindset that embraces certain principles and tools to create sustainable improvement within an organization.

Or to put it more simply, operational excellence is achieved when every member of an organization can see the flow of value to the customer. Seeing it, however, isn’t enough – they should actively try to improve both the value, as well as its delivery.

Ultimately, operational excellence is not just about reducing costs or increasing productivity in the workplace. It’s about creating the company culture that will allow you to produce valuable products and services for your customers and achieve long-term sustainable growth.

Operational excellence is a journey that involves applying the right tools to the right processes. When this happens successfully, the ideal work culture is created where employees are provided for in a way that enables them to stay empowered and motivated.

Continuous Improvement

Continuous improvement is the on-going effort to improve an organization’s processes, products, or services. It usually takes place incrementally over time, rather than instantly through some breakthrough innovation.

By pursuing continuous improvement, an organization has a greater likelihood of continuing to maintain and build on these improvements.

However, while continuous improvement is important, it is not enough on its own. As the organization continues to refine its process, product, or service, it needs a way to continue to grow. This is where operational excellence comes in.
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