Kaizen initiative: Auto makers commended
"Growth and excellence lies in the adoption of quality control circle approach", says Pir Haider Ali Shah
KARACHI:
The auto industry, especially the Indus Motor Company (IMC), has done a commendable job to improve its business processes through ‘Kaizen’ – a Japanese philosophy for continuous incremental improvement. “Such initiatives and activities should spread to other industries, paving the way for accelerated economic development of our country,” said Pir Haider Ali Shah, Parliamentary Secretary for Industries, at the 19th Annual Kaizen Convention organised by the IMC in Karachi. He said that growth and excellence lies in the adoption of quality control circle approach and kaizen to improve efficiency and development processes. He appreciated the efforts of the IMC for its contributions to the development of the automobile industry in Pakistan as a prime source of job creation, skill development and technology transfers.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 5th, 2012.
The auto industry, especially the Indus Motor Company (IMC), has done a commendable job to improve its business processes through ‘Kaizen’ – a Japanese philosophy for continuous incremental improvement. “Such initiatives and activities should spread to other industries, paving the way for accelerated economic development of our country,” said Pir Haider Ali Shah, Parliamentary Secretary for Industries, at the 19th Annual Kaizen Convention organised by the IMC in Karachi. He said that growth and excellence lies in the adoption of quality control circle approach and kaizen to improve efficiency and development processes. He appreciated the efforts of the IMC for its contributions to the development of the automobile industry in Pakistan as a prime source of job creation, skill development and technology transfers.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 5th, 2012.