License: Kanban University

Certified Kanban System Design (KMP I)

If you need a more flexible and responsive way to manage your team’s work then our Kanban System Design class licensed by Kanban University is for you. Or perhaps your team is transitioning to or already using Agile but moving too quickly for an average Agile sprint. Kanban concepts are a pragmatic and actionable way for teams to visualize and manage their delivery flow in real time.

Our Unique Approach

Tandem Coaching Academy’s Kanban System Design (KMP I) is a highly interactive 3-day class accredited by Kanban University. It provides a detailed look at using Kanban to deliver faster and drive continuous improvement. Students will become familiar with the fundamentals of Kanban by participating in an engaging and collaborative board game in which teams will compete to maximize value by optimizing workflow. The class, which also includes elements of lecture and classroom discussion, will challenge students to develop and refine their own Kanban to drive decisions and improve performance in their work.

Who Should Attend

This class is great for anyone who wants to learn new techniques for visualizing and managing their workflow to deliver value. This includes but is not limited to teams such as leadership, marketing, research and development, product development, and support.

What You’ll Get

• A digital copy of the book Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for your Technology Business by David Anderson
• Kanban University (KU) certificate of completion of Kanban Systems Design 1
• Membership in KU as well as a listing in the KU Alumni Directory
• Training manuals and supplies

Additionally, students can claim 14 Project Management Institute (PMI)® Professional Development Units (PDUs) which can be applied to Project Management Professional (PMP)® and PMI-Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)® certifications. Additionally, this course allows students to claim 16 Scrum Alliance Scrum Education Units (SEUs).

PMI, PMP, and PMI-ACP are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

What You’ll Learn in the Kanban System Design Class

Kanban in Action

• Key elements of a Kanban system: commitment points, work item types, classes of service, policies, cadences
• Kanban system mechanics: pull, replenishment, delivery
• Key Kanban system indicators: lead time, cumulative-flow diagram

STATIK: The Systems Thinking Approach to Introducing Kanban

• Kanban case study
• Creating context for change
• Demand analysis
• Workflow visualization
• Discovering and designing classes of service
• Replenishment and delivery cadence
• Kanban system visualization