Co-Trainer(s)

Manchester
GTM
United Kingdom

Kanban System Design (KMP1)

2 Days Training
July 28,2020 to July 29,2020
09:00 am to 05:00 pm Europe/London - BST

Virtual

English

Duration: 2 Days
 
This highly interactive 2 day course – Kanban Systems Design (KMP1) - has been created by leading Kanban experts including David J. Anderson. The Kanban Method offers evidence based, pragmatic, actionable, guidance that can be taken away and implemented the next working day. We show you how to introduce Kanban practices in an evolutionary manner in order to reduce resistance to change. Design a Kanban system ( or improve an existing system ) for optimal flow and faster delivery whilst improving quality. Learn the fundamentals of the Kanban Method. 
 
Many teams we talk to are overwhelmed with too much work in progress, conflicting priorities, often facing unknown blockers and drag factors that impede the teams productivity. For most teams this leads to missed deadlines and late delivery of projects which impacts negatively on team morale and future productivity.
 
The Kanban System Design Course - is a two day course that will enable you to:
Coach your team(s) in their adoption of Kanban
Confidently support your team in operating a Kanban system 
Identify and remove blockers to flow
Help your team to mine appropriate metrics to drive real team improvements
Support teams in the continual pursuit of real improvement
 
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand core concepts of the Kanban Method.
Learn the 3 Change Management Principles and the 6 General Practices of The Kanban Method.
Experience the benefit of WIP limits to improve flow.
How to run the Kanban meetings to focus on the work and allow the team to organize around it
How to proceed to the next level with Kanban.
 
COURSE CURRICULUM 
The Why and What of Kanban
Kanban core practices
Evolutionary vs Revolutionary Change
Principles of the Kanban Method
Core Practices of the Kanban Method
 
Core Kanban
Work Visualisation
Push vs pull based systems
Queues & Buffers
Limiting Work In Progress (WIP)
Little’s Law
Managing Flow
Cumulative Flow Diagrams
Measuring and managing flow using Lead Time
Understanding flow efficiency
Planning in Kanban
Risk management with classes of service 
 
Experience Kanban
Getting to grips with Kanban systems using getKanban simulation
 
Introducing Kanban to your team or organisation
Understanding the motivation for change
STATIK – systems thinking approach to implementing Kanban
Understanding sources of variability
Analysing and shaping demand
Visualising your workflow using a Kanban board
Visual design of ticket types
How to set WIP limits
Identifying and removing impediments to flow
Kaizen – continuous and collaborative improvement
Feedback Mechanisms
Kanban style Daily Standups