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PK I - Applying Professional Kanban

A Professional Kanban training course created by ProKanban.org and the Professional Kanban Trainer Community.
Level
Designed for participants with basic knowledge and experience
intermediate
Course length
2 days
Language
 cz  eu
Course code
KT23210023
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Code of the course: KT23210023-0001
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27 000 Kč
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online
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Code of the course: KT23210023-0002
Price without VAT
27 000 Kč

Course description

Kanban is fast becoming the modern way to manage an organization’s delivery of customer value. In today’s always-on environment, you need a clear set of practices that don’t get in the way of your ability to continuously deliver but that provides enough structure to keep everyone aligned and focused. This two-day course will give you an in-depth introduction to improving your team’s effectiveness by applying Kanban flow principles.

In this class, you will learn the basic principles of flow and how to use them to make your team process more efficient, predictable, and effective. With an emphasis on the practical application of concepts, this course includes many hands-on exercises that will lead you through the steps of setting up and operating a Kanban system for continuous value delivery and improvement.

We bring you this course in collaboration with ScrumDōjō.

Target audience

The APK course is for anyone who wants to improve their ability to deliver value and be more effective. Typical attendee roles include business analysts, team members, team leads, agile coaches, Scrum Masters, Product Owners, project managers and product managers.

Course content

  • Kanban theory, principles and practices
  • Effectiveness vs efficiency and predictability
  • Little's law
  • Analysis of the flow of your work
  • Batch size effects on your flow
  • Workflow visualization on the Kanban Board
  • Simulation of work in progress effects on delivery
  • Understanding "workflow policies" and their impact on flow
  • Creating a Kanban Board
  • Setting time expectations using Kanban metrics

Certification

After completing the training, within five working days, participants receive a voucher to take up one Professional Kanban I exam for certification. The PK I exam is composed of closed multiple-choice questions. You need to get at least 85% to pass the exam. Most of our students have no problem with passing this exam, provided they have a good command of English. If you take the exam within 14 days from receiving your voucher but obtain negative results, Scrum.org will provide you another voucher for one additional attempt to the given exam.

Materials

Materials are in electronic form.

Objectives

After attending the course, learners will be able to:
  • Explain the basic principles of flow
  • Describe the value of WiP limits
  • Create a visual board to manage your work
  • Capture and interpret key flow metrics and analytics to find improvement opportunities
  • Explain why flow should be focused on value delivery
  • Define, build, operate and continuously improve a Kanban system

Lecturers

Richard "Riki" Ross
Richard "Riki" Ross

Riki is a senior team coach, agile transformation consultant, Scrum coach and Kanban expert.
He has experience with both traditional project management in a custom software development environment, as well as with an agile approach, Scrum and Kanban. He has worked with dozens of development and operational teams.
When working with teams, he places great emphasis on autonomy and self-management.
He is an active member of international communities around Scrum, Kanban and LeSS.

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