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Kanbanised

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Hola! Let's enjoy together a cup of a coffee. I feel like I'm in a "espresso" mood. That usually means "good vibrations". I've just finished one of my best training experiences. Ok, maybe I tend to exaggerate. But I am able to say that I'm feeling great. Isn't that awesome? Expressing emotions that bring you personal rewards. "Hey man, this is fantastic!". Perhaps this is due to the fact I am in a continuos brainstorming mode. How can I bring Kanban into my organisation? Now! I had a very limited - and real - idea of Kanban before these two days. "It must be like scrum but continuously prioritising. No sprint plannings, just put stuff into a queue and kanban will ensure somehow it will go to production when is done". "Kanban is a bit chaotic while Scrum is partially predictable and less disruptive". Well, and after two days, I am able to consider those as valid comments yet. This is still partially true. ...

Kanban through Kanban!

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Hola! Please have your coffee first! If you were going to present kanban to an audience, what would be the best way to do it? Using a kanban board :) Lots of stuff happening these days around kanban... 

A Kanban "Web Hunter"

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Hola amigos! Tomorrow I am attending a Certified Lean Kanban Foundation Training! I am very excited about it! I have the feeling that I have been "doing Kanban" for many years but I have not really been inducted on the foundations! So, from tomorrow, Tom Reynolds will guide us through. To make it more exciting we have been told to do some pre-homework. I have to choose in between few words from a list of Kanban concepts (I suppose) and share them tomorrow (underlined the picked-up ones) Kaizen Kaikaku Little’s Law Value stream Retrospective Cycle Times Kanban classes of service Make process policies explicit Due to my recent trip to Japan I had no other option to "google"  for Kaizen and Kaikaku . Kaizen seems to be related to "change for the better" whereas Kaikaku is something like "radical change". Slow changes against bigger ones. Mostly I think they describe "the speed of a change". It sounds interesting the...