True, though that may not tarnish the general concept. It's also being pitched by a training firm. This is really a question of "Is it better to apply continu

True, though that may not tarnish the general concept. It's also being pitched by a training firm. This is really a question of "Is it better to apply continuous improvement everywhere, or just focus on a few areas?" Some situations call for the former (mature firms squeaking out every dollar, or experts who have already applied all the known best practices) while others the latter (firms with glaring holes, or those doing dramatic strategic changes).