Kanban is more than a whiteboard, it's a process, a methodology, a way of working. Incorporating Visualization, WIP, Flow and Continuous Improvement will make your understanding better.
Kanban is more than a whiteboard, it's a process, a methodology, a way of working. Incorporating Visualization, WIP, Flow and Continuous Improvement will make your understanding better.
1.
ARE YOU REALLY USING KANBAN?
OR JUST MAKING A LIST OF ISSUES?
@TOMCUDD
TOMCUDD.COM/KANBAN
2.
• Same team
• Same number of people
• Same tools
• Different process and thinking
• Doubled the ticket output
Why Kanban?
3.
• Tech Stacks
Java
PHP
.NET
• CMS Platforms
Adobe AEM
Drupal
Sitecore
• Cloud Platforms
AWS
Azure
Google
• Oh, and also Tomcat, WebSphere, Umbraco, Wordpress, Joomla, Oracle Web Center, DotNetNuke,
OpenText, episerver, Magnolia, and the list goes on and on.
Why Did We Have a Problem?
4.
• I have no idea what I’m doing
The Mess: Before
5.
• “What are you working on?”
• “Are you busy right now?”
• “Do you have a minute?”
The Mess: In Reality
6.
• Read
• Analyze
• Think
• Now what?
The Mess: During
10.
• A management philosophy and practice
• Studied how customers shopped in grocery
stores
• How stockers replenished shelves
Toyota Production Systems
• Eliminate waste
• Improve Flow
Lean Manufacturing
• Promoted manufacturing efficiency
• Avoiding overload
Kanban
• Manufacturing method
• Aligning inventory with production
Just in Time
• Improvement Kata
• A3
• PDCA
• OODA
Improvement methods
• Modern software delivery uses previously
learned manufacturing tactics
Summary
A 30 Second History
11.
• Visualize the Work
• Limiting Work In Progress
• Focus on Flow
• Continuous Improvement
Core Concepts
16.
“Part of the purpose of WIP limits is to reveal opportunities for improvement.
Imposing WIP limits will focus attention on work which is blocked or hard to
complete, since our inability to complete it prevents us picking up new work. At
this point it’s tempting to relax WIP limits to make sure ‘something is getting
done’”
“It’s essential to avoid this temptation and address the sources of the
problem instead.” – LEAN ENTERPRISE
WIP Limits Should Hurt
22.
• “…even brief mental blocks created
by shifting between tasks can cost
as much as 40 percent of
someone’s productive time.”
Context Switching
23.
• Average time between
interruptions: 1m15s
• Aver recovery time after
interruptions: 25m
• Temporary lowering of IQ: by 15
points
Context Switching
27.
• Start using whatever you can
• Start working
• Start now
• Start
• Start
• Start
• Start
• Start
• No really, just start
• Evaluate often
How to Start?
28.
• Understand your process
• Where things start and end
• Evaluate often
How to Start?
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