Heuristics for Kanban Thinking - Pecha Kucha
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A Pecha Kucha given at the Agile2014 conference describing a set of heuristics that can be used to think about the design of kanban systems.
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Heuristics for Kanban Thinking - Pecha Kucha
- 1. Heuristics for Kanban Thinking Karl Scotland @kjscotland http://KarlScotland.com http://AvailAgility.co.uk http://kanban-thinking.net
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- 5. Heuristic: involving or serving as an aid to learning, discovery, or problem solving by experimental and especially train-and-error methods. of, or relating to exploratory problem-solving techniques that utilise self-educating techniques (as the evaluation of feedback) to improve performance Mirriam-Webster Dictionary
- 9. What systemic problem, difficulty or frustration are we trying to address, and who is experiencing it? System
- 10. What stories might be told about the work going through a perfect process which has reliability and efficiency? Flow Impacts
- 11. What stories might be told about the work creating an unbeatable product which has validity and effectiveness? Value Impacts
- 12. What stories might be told about the work being done by passionate people who have flexibility and euphoria? Potential Impacts
- 13. Flow Value Potential Process Product People Reliability Validity Flexibility Efficiency Effectiveness Euphoria
- 14. What could be done to learn more about customer and stakeholder needs, the resultant demand, and how that demand is processed? Study Interventions
- 15. What information is important to share, and how can tokens, the inscriptions on them, and their placements, create a common understanding? Share Interventions
- 16. What policies could help limit work in process, and remove unnecessary or unexpected delays or rework? Stabilise Interventions
- 17. What measures and meetings might create insights and guide decisions on potential interventions? Sense Interventions
- 18. What small experiments could be run to safely learn the impact of different interventions? Search Interventions
- 19. If we can’t generate 5-10 options for a solution it means we are overly constrained and have too little diversity. Jabe Bloom