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Kanban Essentials Michael Sahota & John Goodsen

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Core Properties of Kanban <ul><li>Visualize Workflow </li></ul><ul><li>Limit Work-in-Progress (already covered) </li></ul><ul><li>Measure and Optimize Flow </li></ul><ul><li>Make Policies Explicit </li></ul>

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VISUALIZE WORKFLOW

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EXERCISE <ul><li>How do you visualize your work flow today? </li></ul>

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Start with your value stream map

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Visualize Work

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Visualize Work Across Specializations

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Establish WIP Limits

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Visualize Work Queues

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Kanban Works for Any Project

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MEASURE AND OPTIMIZE FLOW

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Table Talk <ul><li>What kind of measurements and metrics do you use today? </li></ul>

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Collect key metrics on card

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Lead time at Disney World

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Tell ‘em how long it will take Copywrite

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Cycle Time – Remember Little’s Law?

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Control Charts measure Cycle Time Avg. Cycle Time Normal Variation Let’s investigate!

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Visualize metrics with Continuous Flow Diagram (CFD) WIP Cycle Time Problem

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Real project: lot’s of WIP at start… Yikes!

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… improvement later on WIP reducing

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Make Policies Explicit

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Classes of Service - Standard

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Class of Service - Fixed Date

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Class of Service - Intangible

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Class of Service - Defects

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Making Policies Explicit

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Expedite if you must…

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EXERCISE <ul><li>What Policies do you have now? </li></ul><ul><li>How do you communicate them with your team? </li></ul><ul><li>What new Policies do you want to consider when you get back to work on Monday? </li></ul>