Glossary K

Kaizen philosophy

Kaizen philosophy – A continuous improvement philosophy that emphasizes small, incremental changes to improve efficiency and quality.

Kanban boards – Visual tools used to manage and track workflow in a lean manufacturing or agile development environment.

Key card access – A security system that uses electronic key cards to control access to a building or specific areas within a building.

Key performance indicators (KPIs) – Metrics used to measure and evaluate the success of a business or specific project.

Keyword research – The practice of identifying and analyzing keywords relevant to a specific topic or industry.

Keyword research and analysis – The process of identifying and analyzing keywords relevant to a specific topic or industry.

K-nearest neighbors (KNN) algorithm – A machine learning algorithm used for classification and regression analysis.

Knowledge retention – The ability of an organization to retain and utilize the knowledge and expertise of its employees.

Knowledge retention tracking – The practice of monitoring and measuring the retention of knowledge within an organization.

Knowledge transfer – The process of sharing knowledge and expertise between individuals or groups.

Knowledge transfer strategies – Methods used to share knowledge and expertise between employees or departments.

KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) – Metrics used to measure and evaluate the success of a business or specific project.