What Is The Difference Between Continuous Improvement And Continual improvement
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Continual improvement is a concept initially to make changes and improvements in the existing systems to produce better outcomes. Continuous improvement is simply a chain link to continual improvement, which focuses more on, processes with short/small improvements within a system.
Continual improvement refers to a process that is repeated and has pauses in between repetitions. This approach is phased, with improvements being made, then a break to measure and analyze the success, and further improvements can be made.
On the other hand, continuous improvement is an uninterrupted flow of improvement. It is a sustained process of development, where the focus is on constantly looking to make improvements.
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