Kaizen Institute South Africa and Bridge Building OpEx Solutions form a new partnership

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Author: Kerry Botha from Pleiades.
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About Kaizen Institute SA

Kaizen Institute’s consultants and trainers have benefited from thousands of real life expe­riences, in supporting teams and organizations through their own KAIZEN™ / Lean journey and can help organi­zations harness the true power of KAIZEN™, while successfully transferring their knowledge and skills, so that the clients can sustain their own KAIZEN™ Journey.

Kaizen Institute’s offering include consulting, training, public events, seminars, best practice tours, international study missions, and educational publications. In addition, Kaizen Institute consultants and trainers support companies of various sizes and industrial seg­ments, both private and public, working within (not around) various language and cultural barriers. KAIZEN™ Consultants often support multi national corporations and deploy KAIZEN™ Initiatives throughout their entire global footprint.

About BB OpEx

For more info refer to our website www.bbopex.co.za

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Kaizen Institute South Africa

Email: za@kaizen.com

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