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Scrum Better with Kanban (SBK)

Improve Scrum through
practical Kanban.

Add proven Kanban practices and an evolutionary approach to change so your Scrum team can see challenges, manage flow, and improve deliberately.

A single-course credential.

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Evolve what already works.

Scrum Better with Kanban helps Scrum teams improve the way they work without disrupting the useful parts. You will explore Kanban practices that reveal variability, delay, and opportunities for improvement.

The focus is practical and evolutionary: understand the current system, build agreement on what to improve, and test changes that help the team deliver better outcomes.

BETTER WITH KANBAN
UnderstandCurrent practiceCustomer needs
ManageWorkflow & WIPFlow signals
EvolveFeedback loopsExperiments

A collaboration in learning

Kanban University and Scrum Alliance

One course, recognised by two leading learning organisations.

Single-course dual-credential.

Scrum Better with Kanban is a Kanban University and Scrum Alliance® partnership that brings practical Kanban thinking to the work teams already do with Scrum.

Complete the course to earn both the Scrum Kanban Practitioner credential and the Scrum Better with Kanban microcredential, combining respected recognition from Kanban University and Scrum Alliance.

Who SBK is for.

You practise Scrum and want to improve it.

  • Introduce Kanban practices into the way your team works now.
  • Find the challenges around your Scrum before choosing a change.
  • Improve without a disruptive reset.

You help a Scrum team learn and adapt.

  • Develop a more evolutionary approach to improvement.
  • Address variability that delays or slows work.
  • Use feedback to prepare useful solutions.

You want more visibility into delivery.

  • Visualise work and its flow in a usable way.
  • Use WIP and flow practices to focus the team.
  • Test changes that reflect Kanban principles.

Your outcomes from SBK course.

Practical ideas and habits you can bring back to the work, people, and services you support.

Start with what you do now.

Understand current processes as they are practised and respect existing roles and responsibilities.

Make flow visible.

Visualise workflow and identify challenges that may be delaying or slowing work.

Use Kanban practices.

Apply visualisation, WIP limits, flow management, explicit policies, and feedback loops.

Find useful experiments.

Prepare and test potential solutions to the problems the team can see.

Improve collaboratively.

Gain agreement to pursue evolutionary change and encourage leadership at every level.

Strengthen Scrum deliberately.

Develop a practical approach for evolving a team's way of working with Kanban.

Plan your SBK course.

SBK is a hands-on course offered in person or online. These details help you prepare well, take part fully, and complete both the course certificate and credential.

Course format.

One day in person or eight hours online, with hands-on learning and practical discussion.

Prerequisites.

No previous Kanban training or experience is required.

Completion and credential.

Participants receive a Kanban University certificate of class completion and earn both the Scrum Kanban Practitioner (SKP) credential and Scrum Better with Kanban microcredential through full, active participation in the course.

A single-course credential.

Scrum Better with Kanban (SBK) is a complete single-course credential route: attend and actively participate, receive your certificate of completion, and earn the Scrum Kanban Practitioner credential.

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Choose an SBK course with an accredited Kanban University trainer and help your team improve its flow through practical, evolutionary change.

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