Kanban University Partner Webinar Series – Come Play Objective’s Maturity Card Game
Wednesday, May 31, 2023
8:00 – 9:00 PM CEST
7:00 – 8:00 PM BST
2:00 – 3:00 PM EDT
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PDT
Get ready to level up your organization’s productivity and performance with the Maturity Card Game! Based on the KMM (Kanban Maturity Model), this game is designed to help companies and individuals identify their current level of maturity and take strategic actions to improve it. But don’t let the serious nature of the topic fool you – this game is also a ton of fun! With competition, points, and a winner, you and your team will engage in deep discussions about the root causes of problems and the organizational culture.
Call for Case Studies
Do you have a case study to share, but have struggled to find the time to publish it? The KMM Plus team wants to help you!
The KMM Plus Team will be happy to record you telling the story of your case study. This can be done virtually or in-person. If you are attending the Kanban Leadership Retreat in Austria this June, the KMM Plus team will be on-site to record your case in-person. It’s just like an interview or a webinar, but even more speaker-friendly – with a chance to stop, reformulate, and re-record. 😊
Share your case study, your experience, and give your advice about using the KMM so other practitioners can learn from you. Contact the KMM Plus Team to arrange your recording.
Train the Trainer Workshop at Kanban India
November 26 – 30, 2023
9:00 AM to 6:00 PM IST each day
Kanban India is back with another Accredited Kanban Trainer workshop during this year’s conference. This is the official Kanban Train the Trainer (TTT) workshop led by Todd Little, Chairman of Kanban University. This interactive and collaborative course program focuses on training experienced Kanban professionals who want to offer kanban University certified training in the Kanban Method.
Online Event: Going From “Teams Everywhere” to “Services Everywhere”
Thursday, May 18, 2023
9:00 – 10:30 PM EDT
6:00 – 7:30 PM PDT
You can apply Kanban both to teams and services, but the resulting Kanban system normally accomplishes a very different “agenda.” Learning to differentiate between the two (including when “team == service”) and to pragmatically define a service boundary is a critical skill for a practitioner of the Kanban Method.
Join Fernando Cuenca (Kanban University AKC, AKT, KCP, and KMP) and the Lean Practitioners Association of Saskatchewan as he covers Kanban Agendas, in particular Service Orientation Seeing services, and identifying boundaries and interconnections.
Webinar Recording: Discover Upstream Kanban
Radek Orszewski (Kanban University AKC, AKT, KCP, and KMP) recently joined the David J Anderson School of Management to present this webinar on how to use upstream Kanban to solve the problem of managing lengthy backlogs. Learn more about the concept of upstream Kanban, and also practical implementation, useful techniques, and metrics.
Cycle Time Breakdown Chart by Nave
The approach of analyzing your data using the Cycle Time Breakdown is extremely powerful if you maintain a Kanban pull system. Kanban pull systems enable teams to assess how much time the workflow sits in each queue state.
Read more from Nave to learn how to analyze your cycle time breakdown, identify bottlenecks that hinder your performance, and highlight the disruptive nature of your waiting times.
Speaker Submissions Are Now OPEN for Kanban Australia 2023
October 9, 2023
Jasper Hotel, Melbourne
Would you like to share your experience with Kanban? Have you learned something that you’d like to share with the Kanban community? Please submit a proposal for a talk at Kanban Australia 2023.
The organizers are looking for topics such as Kanban Fundamentals, Scaling Kanban, Kanban Outside of IT, Improving Kanban Systems, Metrics, and more. Go beyond the mere theoretical and present a real life experience to help promote deeper knowledge and usage of Kanban throughout Australia and it’s neighbours.
