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Kanban India 2020

December 4 – 5
Online
13:45 – 22:00 IST

Formerly Lean Kanban India, this conference has been a vital platform to further the foundation of the Kanban Method and bringing the teachings of ‘Alternate Path to Agility’ for professionals across India. In the past five successful years, it has helped to shape perspectives of some of the most important executives and entrepreneurs in strengthening their businesses and organisations,

Featured Keynote Speakers

Flow Conference

December 7 – 11
Online
06:00 – 14:00 GMT

The Flow Conference has organized five days packed with inspiring sessions, case studies, clinic sessions and flow camp. The conference goal is to bring the local and international business agility community together in a friendly, educational and fun environment. Join the conference online to exchange and explore ideas between professionals.

Featured Keynote Speakers

Kanban Week 2021

Kanban Global Summit
May 10-12

Kanban Leadership Retreat
May 12-14

Rancho Bernardo Inn
San Diego, California, USA

The Kanban Global Summit (KGS), former Lean Kanban North America (LKNA), features world leaders sharing their experiences with the Kanban Method and offering proven techniques. KGS21 features keynotes, Wednesday workshops, coaching clinics, social receptions, and learning labs. The Learning Labs focus on a particular topic and provide a great way to learn and get your specific questions answered while connecting to Kanban experts and enthusiasts.

Deep-dive on topics like how to talk about Kanban in your org, enterprise scaling, enterprise agility, coaching with the Kanban Maturity Model, upstream Kanban, improving predictability and much more.

Immediately following KGS, join with leaders and enthusiasts in the Kanban space for the Kanban Leadership Retreat. This is an unconference where there is no set agenda. Participants bring topics they want to discuss and the agenda is planned on the first night of the event.

Stay tuned for more Kanban Week details in 2021!

 

Explore the Concepts of Class of Service and Work Item Type Confused about the difference between class of service and work item type? This topic was a direct outcome of the recent Train the Trainer class taught by Joey Spooner and Todd Little. It made for a great discussion and learning moment, and we’re excited to share this post from one of our brand new AKTs. Read More from Zeeshan Amjad How to Use the Dependency Management Poster Are you dealing with a whole network of services? Would you like to have more clarity on how to deal with requests within shared services? Learn how to manage your dependencies on different Kanban boards using Mauvisoft’s new free poster.  Read More From Mauvisoft Seven Lessons About Dependency Management Speaking of dependency management, why is it that organizations using Agile methods such as Scrum and SAFe struggle with and suffer anxiety over dependency management, while it is largely a non-issue for organizations using the Kanban Method? Read More From David J Anderson Does Your Kanban System Produce Reliable Probabilistic Forecasts? When it comes to product management, the most pressing question always seems to be “When will this be done?” Probabilistic forecasting has been proven to be one of the most reliable methods to make future predictions while achieving maximum accuracy at a low cost. However, it doesn’t come without its challenges. Read More From Sonya Siderova 14 Things Every Agilist Should Know About Kanban What’s the role of Kanban in the Agile community? Travis Birch gives us 14 reason why there is much more to Kanban than meets the common agilist’s eye.  Read More From Travis Birch ONLINE MEETUP THIS THURSDAY 17 Dependency Management Hacks to Improve Flow Efficiency with Ian Carroll Dependency management is perhaps one of the final frontiers to be conquered for Agile teams. Developing a deep understanding of Kanban provides you with a rich toolset to reduce the impact dependencies have on your flow. The Kanban Coaching Exchange hosts Ian Carroll for an online meetup this Thursday, November 12 from 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM GMT.  The Kanban Coaching Exchange also has a great archive of past speakers which you can view on YouTube.  Join the Kanban Coaching Exchange Meetup

 

November is here and we have a few spots still available in virtual classes leading to the two highest Kanban University credentials: Accredited Kanban Consultant and Accredited Kanban Trainer. 

Don’t miss your chance to reach the pinnacle of the Kanban University Certified Training program. Plus, there’s a Flash Sale for David J Anderson’s Masterclass.

Get the dates and details below and register before these classes fill up! 

Change Leadership Masterclass

with David J Anderson

16 – 20 November
4 pm – 8 pm CET
Flash Sale! Ends Nov. 6

This leadership and coaching masterclass is for consultants, coaches, change agents, managers, and Kanban practitioners who want to take it further. Spend five days with Kanban thought leader, David J Anderson, and learn how to successfully lead change. This masterclass is also an educational requirement for the AKC (Accredited Kanban Consultant) credential from Kanban University.

 

Train the Trainer in Spanish

with Iván Gonzales & Fernando Cuenca

16 – 27 November
Monday thru Friday
8 am – 12 pm PET
(Peru)

The Kanban Train the Trainer course is designed for those with a passion for Kanban who want to deliver KU Certified Kanban training. This course does not teach Kanban fundamentals, rather it focuses on ensuring the candidate’s effectiveness as a trainer. It is expected all students have significant Kanban experience and have attained the Kanban Management Professional (KMP) credential from Kanban University.

 

 

Team Kanban Practitioner:

A Great Entry Point to Kanban

 

Are you new to Kanban? Perhaps you are familiar with Scrum as a team leader, a project manager or a Scrum Master and would like to see how Kanban can help improve visibility, flow and or predictability.

Maybe you are a team member that has been included in a Kanban implementation. You don’t need to know how to build, scale or drive improvements, but want to learn enough to be an effective team member in a service delivery workflow.

If either case sounds familiar, make our Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP) class your first step on the Kanban University Development Path!

The TKP credential is granted upon the completion of the one-day TKP course. It is designed to introduce the principles of Kanban for a team to get started or for the complete team to get the appropriate exposure to be effective within a Kanban system. Many people new to Kanban find TKP to be the best entry point.