The name Kaizen means "continuous improvement in Japanese.
Kaizen is a Japanese word and most commonly means "continuous improvement", although Kaizen in Japanese can also mean "change for the better", when combining "kai" (change/correction) and "zen" (good) to signify ongoing positive progress.
It's a core philosophy in business for small and incremental enhancements in processes as well as systems, but also a meaningful concept for personal growth.
The Deeper meaning and philosophy of Kaizen is change for the better.
At it's heart, Kaizen is about gradual and positive evolution, and not drastic overhauls.
When referring to process and people, the word Kaizen applies to improving of organizational processes such as in manufacturing and also personal development, requiring self discipline.
For the Kanji breakdown, in Japanese characters, "kai" (改) means change, and "zen" (善) means good, literally "good change" or "improvement".
The application of Kaizen is a cultural approach in which everyone, from leadership to frontline workers, contribute ideas for small and cumulative improvements, which lead to significant long term gains.
Kaizen can also be used as a name.
Parents may choose the name Kaizen for it's positive meaning, hoping for continuous growth as well as betterment in their child's life.
kaizen is also considered a modern and general neutral name, which also reflects personal development and excellence.