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Most lean manufacturing system have some version of singnelling or notifications system that is used by the workers to signal issues and errors. Andon is a very important part of Lean Manufacturing ...

Most lean manufacturing system have some version of singnelling or notifications system that is used by the workers to signal issues and errors. Andon is a very important part of Lean Manufacturing process, but it's an often overlooked practice in the Agile Development process.

There are vast amounts of data produced out of an agile software development process, but most of it live in their own silos, where the access is available to only few people. The metrics on the process that are presented to the team are hard to understand, makes little sense and represents very limited scope. We champion the use of visually appealing and all round view of the development process. We also present a set of metrics that we build the andon process around, it breaks down the traditional data silos (includes source code information, deployment/bugs/story/application performance/build status) and makes information accessible to all people on the team. And when all the information is shared across the team in visually appealing way people feel empowered to detect and resolve the process problems.

Information radiators are widely used in development process.We will also present our version of the information radiator that's based on these ideas.

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