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Continuous Improvement Process

 Continuous improvement process is an ongoing effort to improve products, services, or processes.

4 Stages of Continuous improvement 



Few continuous improvement implemented:

  • Site navigation.
  • Site speed. 
  • Product Copy and Product Images.
  • Seeking Reviews.
  • Applying multiple coupon code for elite customers.
As a manager we get opportunity to add continuous improvement during every release we make.

Refer my previous article Are you delivering value to the Customer and Organization? 

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