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The new introductory class to Kanban Method
During this new introductory class from Lean Kanban University, all concepts neccesary to get lamban working at team level are introduced, along with certification and Team Kanban Practitioner credential, TKP. This class is the entrance to the Alternative Path to Agility and reflects a market reality where most Kanban initiatives begin at team level.[/su_column]
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LKU classes are the only Kanban Method official ones, and they are the best way to learn how to take your Organization to the next level using this innovative method based on Lean.
Just one day. Loaded with value
Wether you already know Kanban or you are a first timer, during this class you’ll get everything you need to start a Kanban initiative and begin bringing agility to your operations.
All participants in this class receive an official certificate and professional credential TKP, that they may add to their certifications portfolio. This is just the first step towards the Alternative path to Agility of Lean Kanban.
Those students who complete Kanban System Design and Kanban Management Professional classes receive the superior level Kanban Management Professional accreditation.
Designed by Kanban Method creator. Taught worlwide.
Unlike other introduction classes, this class offers a professional credential, TKP, and an official certificate and has been designed from scratch by the creator of Kanban, David J. Anderson.
David wants to load Kanban knowledge at team level in one one-day class that extracts all core concepts. This allows a general knowledge of the Kanban Method and tools like flow management, design and development of protokanbans, which are the way to begin with in new organizations.
Besides, this class lays down the foundation to get the superior level accreditation Kanban Management Professional
Syllabus
- Kanban Agendas: This class focus is on sustainability of systems. A quick sneak peek is taken to the other two Kanban Agendas: Service orientation and Survivability.
- Principles and Practices: Kanban is based upon principles and practices. Knowing and understanding them is key for success on a Kanban initiative.
- Meanings of Kanban: Many people mistake basic terms of Kanban. Here the different meanings of Kanban are introduced and discussed, their origins and how they integrate within the Kanban Method.
- Core Kanban concepts: Visual boards, Cycle time, WIP limits, delivery rate and Little’s law. These concepts are core for a Kanban System and Protokanban too..
There is more
During this class, Kanban Cadences are introduced: Standup and Replenishment meetings. Kanban boards design is discussed, risk management and a quick look to STATIK, System Thinking Approach to Implement Kanban, which is discussed further in the Kanban System Design class.
Is this class for me?
Wether you belong to an established team within your organisation or you work for third party and suffer delivery pressure, you can benefit from an increased visibility, transparency and workload reduction though use of WIP limits.
We are convinced that any person that has seen other benefit from Kanban boards will also want to benefit from them for them for their own team.
What do you get?
After the class you’ll have learnt different Kanban board styles and how to choose the right one for your daily work.
You will also learn how to behave and collaborate when Kanban is practiced on a team level. You will be able to go back to the office and implement a Kanban board for teams (a protokanban) and start using it at a local level.
Better understanding of how a service delivery work flow with a pull system works and why keep moving forward on Kanban knowledge with the Kanban Management Professional credential on your journey towards Alternative path to Agility.
Last but not least, you get a digital copy of the Essential Kanban Condensed guide, which help you in your learning journey.
Credit and certifications
Students of Lean Kanban University may claim PDUs to the Project Management Institute (PMI): 14 PDUs on the Kanban System Design (KSD), Kanban Management Professional (KMP) and 8 PDUs on the Team Kanban Practitioner (TKP). Credits may be claimed on the category “Third party education courses”. You can claim the PDUs online on https://ccrs.pmi.org.
Students of Lean Kanban University may claim SEUs from Scrum Alliance to renew the CSM, CSPO and CSP certifications. With this course, you may claim 8 SEUs to renew you credential through your Scrum Alliance dashboard.