
Reinertsen links lean manufacturing to product development by optimizing the flow of work, while Anderson and Garber adapt kanban cards and boards to sustain work in progress in software.
Visualize workflow with a kanban board, limit work in progress, and measure and manage flow to improve delivery. Make process policies explicit and use models to guide lean improvements.
Are you searching for the perfect productivity system for your startup?
First the bad news: It doesn’t exist. You’re going to have to do the work no matter what system you use.
Now the good news: Kanban is an easy-to-use and -learn system that can help avoid feeling overwhelmed by those endless To Do lists.
Kanban is a simple system for creating products based on continuous deliveries. This system originated from the Japanese manufacturing system, but you can use it to achieve more in work or your business or personal life.
Kanban is a key way to introduce lean principles in your organization. Lean can help your teams better prioritize their work and continuously improve by removing the waste from your process.
In this course, you will learn essential lean principles and discover how to use a kanban board to help your team prioritize more effectively. Learn about starting enterprise lean, setting up a board, optimizing your flow, and much more.