THEORY (AGILE KANBAN)
Difference between Kanban (task board) and Kanban (Agile flow management)
Principles and pillars
Metrics: Lead Time, Cycle Time, Throughput
Roles and rituals: market adaptations
Practices
The 10 steps to building Agile Kanban flow, based on Jesper Boeg’s book, Optimizing Workflows
Steps to implement Agile Kanban:
Visualize workflow
WIP
Prioritization
Establish service classes
Establish SLAs
Explicit quality policies
Measuring flow
Managing cadences, flow, and continuous improvement
Exercise: building up to 3 real Agile Kanbans
Format: In-person or Virtual
Duration: 4 hours
Objective: Theoretical alignment and introduction to practice
PRACTICE (REAL AGILE KANBAN)
A SETA consultant facilitates the creation of up to 3 parallel Kanban boards, dividing employees into each IT macro-flow.
SETA may recommend software for actual implementation.
Output: Agile Kanbans ready to run internally