Applying Kanban

<p>his training provides a deeper understanding of Kanban for knowledge workers. The focus is on practical learning based on concrete problems of the participants. The training is therefore particularly suitable for those who...</p><ul style="list-style-type:square"><li>want to start with Kanban and are looking for initial support;</li><li>already introduced Kanban and want to check if the implementation complies with state-of-the-art Kanban knowledge.</li></ul><p><span style="color:rgb(208, 28, 49)"><em>“Knowledge-busting, mind-bending, exciting, enjoyable, practical, sensible - plain down awesome! A great course to be on!”, Yusuf Desai, Derivco, Durban, ZA</em></span></p><p>'Applying Kanban' means hands-on learning, and therefore you are strongly encouraged to bring your own questions and problems to the training! More than that: it is possible that you can design or improve your own kanban system in the class.</p><p>'Applying Kanban' also means&nbsp;<strong>agility beyond team level</strong>. You will learn how to effectly coordinate work for 5 to 500 people. Improvement is not only a team issue! Benefit from the great experience of improving agility in e.g. programs with multiple teams and learn how multiple Scrum teams can be aligned with Kanban to reach a common goal!&nbsp;</p><p><strong>For whom is the course?</strong></p><p>The 'Applying Kanban' Foundation Level training is designed for professionals, who are in charge of process optimization, business performance, program mangaement or project management: managers, CIOs, department managers, line managers, team leaders, project managers, technical leaders, engineers or anyone with interest in organizational performance improvements.</p><p><span style="color:rgb(208, 28, 49)"><em>“Fantastic presentation. Visual, engaging, well-structured, thought provoking and collaborative. Well Done! Thanks!”, Elijah Skidmore, LDS Church, Salt Lake City, UT, US</em></span></p><p><strong>What is in the course?</strong></p><ul style="list-style-type:square"><li>What is Kanban?</li><li>Kanban Flight Levels - where does it fit in your company</li><li>Sources of dissatisfaction</li><li>Making work visible</li><li>Setting proper WIP limits</li><li>Risk management with kanban: class of service</li><li>Metrics and measurements</li><li>Roles and meetings in Kanban</li><li>Kanban System Design</li><li>Successful start with Kanban</li></ul><p><strong>Training Language:</strong>&nbsp;English</p>