How F4P Can Help Your Company
4 min read
Explore how the Fit for Purpose (F4P) framework can bring real benefits for your business and help you focus on what is really important for your clients.
One Important Planning Question
3 min read
December. Here we go again! The best scheduled, the most organized month each year, where end success is dependent on…
Emerging Roles in Kanban
6 min read
Kanban has always been the “start with what you do now” method, and no one gets a “new role, responsibilities,…
“Ready to take… personal responsibility?” A short story about unfair fight between hype train and quality snail
7 min read
I remember it was winter. January. Eight years ago, when I saw the trailer of a new, fresh game from…
Seven Lessons About Dependency Management
4 min read
Why is it that organizations using Agile methods such as Scrum and SAFe struggle with and suffer anxiety over dependency management, while it is largely a non-issue for organizations using the Kanban Method?
Better Prioritization – Sequencing & Classes of Service Explained
3 min read
We don´t perform a specific activity to prioritize work for kanban systems. Instead we practice dynamic prioritization, selecting items of work on-the-spot, based on risk, or other desirable outcomes such as fairness, good customer service, or value.
Tyranny of the Timebox Revisited
10 min read
Over the past 15 years, I have observed that managing dependencies has been a constant source of anxiety and a huge challenge for organizations adopting Agile methods. Meanwhile, dependency management has largely been a non-issue for organizations using the Kanban Method.
Real Options – more than deferring commitment
5 min read
Uncertainty is big concern and a headache for thousands of managers around the world. How to make decisions when we need to operate in constantly changing business environment? How to answer with confidence? How to choose wisely the path our enterprise should follow?
Hiding in plain sight: the everyday concept that can turbocharge your Kanban
5 min read
Understanding what stands behind Classes of Service, even in their simplest form, gives people the Archimedes’ “eureka!” moment and opens new options for further discussion about improvements.