Kanban
3 Tips for Effective Scaling
Three things to keep in mind in order to scale your Kanban implementation efficiently and effectively across an entire organization.
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Kanban
Kanban Evergreen: If There Is Urgency in Turning Things Around, Would The Kanban Method Still Be Appropriate?
The Kanban Method pursues evolutionary change. The reason to pursue evolutionary change is that it avoids the psychological crisis that ensues from dramatic social change.
Fit-for-Purpose
Fitness For Purpose Score
An NPS Alternative I have expressed dissatisfaction with Net Promoter Score (NPS), as regular followers of my work will know. Steve Denning, a writer for
ESP
In-Person Enterprise Services Planning Course Now Available
We’re excited to announce the return of Enterprise Services Planning in-person courses! Read more to find out how you can join this summer and what to expect to learn.
Kanban
Why do we create Kanban mythology?
“On the deepest level, myth familiarizes reality: it explains the unknown by exploiting known patterns.” M. Napiórkowski (1) Myths are an inherent part of our
Kanban Maturity Model
Failure Modes in Kanban
With more than a decade of observations and experience from around the world and across a broad spectrum of industries, two patterns of failure, or failure modes, have emerged with the implementation of the Kanban Method: the false summit plateau and overreaching. Learn more about the two modes and how to mitigate them.
