Target-driven leadership: Does it foster or inhibit operational excellence?
Survey of global business leaders shows growing skepticism over practice
By Jiju Antony, Anne Zouggar, Andrei Bonamigo, Raphael Odebrecht de Souza,
Cristina Ciliberto and P. Mary Jeyanthi
Operational excellence (OpEx) is a business
process improvement philosophy used by
organizations to improve both efficiency
and effectiveness through the principles of
continuous improvement. Nowadays, OpEx
is a fundamental pillar that enables enterprises to gain
competitive advantage by implementing methodologies
such as Lean, Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma and their
integration with digital technologies to set and monitor
key performance indicators (KPIs).
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