What is the “change” element of TnPM’s image principle?

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　　Change, flexibility, and transformation act like an alarm clock, helping TnPM prevent the rigidity and stagnation of \"rules.\" In the progress of enterprises, standardization and change always occur in alternation. Change is absolute, while standardization is relative; change without standardization cannot succeed, and rigid approaches to change will hinder it. 　　As is well known, the process for on-site improvement is PDCA, namely Plan, Do, Check, Act. There are two types of plans: one is a change plan, and the other is a standardization plan. In fact, in each phase of PDCA, there exist two sub-cycles: Change, Implement, Check, Act (IDCA) and Standardize, Implement, Check, Act (NDCA), just as there are the Earth’s rotation and revolution.

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