Introduction to kanban

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Introduction to Kanban adsdevshop.com With Robert Dempsey

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An introduction to Kanban. Watch the webinar recording: http://blog.adsdevshop.com/2010/03/19/introduction-to-kanban-webinar-video-and-slides/

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Introduction to Kanban

adsdevshop.comWith Robert Dempsey

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Thank You!

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Welcome!

Robert Dempsey

CEO & Founder

LinkedIn: robertwdempsey

Twitter: @rdempsey

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Agenda

• Start with a poll

• What companies want

• Kanbanʼs answer

• When to use Kanban

• Mechanics

• Kanban anti-patterns and metrics

• Get committed

• Q&A

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Poll

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How Others Use Theirs

• 45% Have no data

• 45% Have data, and make no intelligent use of it

• 10% Have data and use it

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What Companies Want

• Predictability

• Business agility

• Good governance

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Questions To Answer

• Where does the work come from?

• What do we do with it?

• Where does it go?

• What types of work do we have?

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Definitions

• kanbanShingle that says youʼre open for business (Japanese)

Physical token

• kanban systemA WIP limited pull system that uses kanban

• KanbanIncremental, evolutionary approach to change management that uses a kanban system

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Why Evolutionary?

• Companies need change

• Companies donʼt like change

• Not all teams need the same thing

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The Path

• Start with what we do now

• Visualize

• Limit WIP

• Look for improvement opportunities

• Make improvements

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Do Not

• Change job titles

• Change the practices performed

• Challenge, highlight, or focus on personal performance

• Threaten egos and professional self-esteem

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When to Kanban

• When the organization may prefer evolution to revolution

• When incremental change can improve maturity and permit scaling

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WIP

• Work In Progress

• Everything in production or waiting in a queue

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Lead Time

• The time period between when I ask for something and when I get it

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Cycle Time

• When I start working on it until when I finish working on it

• How frequently an output is produced

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Policies

• Options and choices

• What governs the kanban system

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Work Item Type

• The type of work you do

• ExamplesBug

Requirement

Feature

User Story

Change Request

Maintenance

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Class of Service

• They are a way to apply a level of service to a work item type

• Policies are applied to a class of service

• ExamplesExpedite

Fixed Delivery Date

Standard Class

Intangible Class

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Kanban Kick-Start

http://blog.crisp.se/henrikkniberg/2009/11/16/1258359420000.html

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Agile Success Series

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David P. Joyce

http://leanandkanban.wordpress.com/2009/08/12/another-kanban-board-example/

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Jeff Patton

http://www.agileproductdesign.com

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Personal Kanban

http://personalkanban.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/whiteboards-050.jpg

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Q&A

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Additional Resources

• http://www.kanban101.com/

• http://www.limitedwipsociety.org

• http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/kanbandev/

• http://personalkanban.com

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Thank You!

Robert Dempsey

CEO & Founder

LinkedIn: robertwdempsey

Twitter: @rdempsey

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