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Yes we Kanban! Anders Holmberg Christian Ekstrand Johannes Brännström

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I describe the common problem of unbalanced organisations and how Kanban might be a solution. I also points out that you are not doing Kanban if you do not follow the six practices. Then you are doing something else, that looks like kanban. And guess what, you might not get the expected result out of kanban.

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Yes we Kanban!

Anders Holmberg

Christian Ekstrand

Johannes Brännström

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CHECK IN• 1 min each:

– How are you feeling today?

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Agenda• 45 min Kanban Theory• 45 min Kanban Simulation• 30 min Discussion: Kanban in your environment

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Anders Holmberg

[email protected]

• Coach and instructor• Agile• Lean• Lean Startup• Visualize information• Internal communication

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A common problem

Goal

Problem

Strategy

Sys Analysis Design Development TestBus Dev Deploy

?? ? How do you handle this today?

Capacity Output

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Perhaps Kanban? Kanban helps you to deliver more without overloading workers.Kanban stops you

from working with too much at the same time. Kanban helps you

get a balanced flow of work.

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The Kanban Strategy

Goal

Problem

Strategy

Sys Analysis Design Development TestBus Dev Deploy

Kanban says:- No one is allowed to work more than the bottleneck can handle!

Kanban says:- Otherwise the company will produce less!

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Saying no is hard! Is it in anybodys’ responsibility?

And Kanban can help you:

– To say NO to low priority work– To say NO to too much work at the same time– To say NO when you ask your bottleneck to do too much– To say NO to new coding until we have finished the delivery– To say NO to more development when the receiver is not ready.

And sometimes we need this help.

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This is Kanban!1. Visualize

(the entire flow if possible)

2. Limit Work in progress(based on your bottlenecks capacity)

3. Manage flow(monitor, measure and optimize the whole)

4. Make policies explicit(definition of done, team rules)

5. Implement feedback loops(don’t wait for feedback, build it into the organisation)

6. Improve collaboratively, evolve experimentally (using models and scientific methods)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanban_(development)#Six_core_practices

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This is Kanban!1. Visualize

(the entire flow if possible)

2. Limit Work in progress(based on your bottlenecks capacity)

3. Manage flow(monitor, measure and optimize the whole)

4. Make policies explicit(definition of done, team rules)

5. Implement feedback loops(don’t wait for feedback, build it into the organisation)

6. Improve collaboratively, evolve experimentally (using models and scientific methods)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanban_(development)#Six_core_practices

If you are not doing these 6 you are not

doing Kanban.

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1) VisualizeRemember the slogan

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2) Limit Work In Progress

Goal

Problem

Strategy

Sys Analysis Design Development TestBus Dev Deploy

[Limit = 2][Limit = 2][Limit = 2][Limit = 2] Capacity = 2[Limit = 3][Limit = 3][Limit = 3][Limit = 3] [Limit = 3] Capacity = 3

2. Fix bottleneck1. Reduce intake

3. Increase intake4. Fix next

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3) Manage FlowAnalyze & Design

[1]

Develop

[3]

Test & Accept

[4]

Package & Deploy

[4]

Gather & Define Requirements

[2]

AvailableBottleneckLimit reached

doing done doing done doing done doing done doing done

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4) Make Policies ExplicitFor instance:• Way of working• Limit WIP quantified as a number• Expedite lane• Visualize different prioritization for everyone

To make it easier to discuss and improve policies.

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5) Implement Feedback Loops1st level of feedback:

You (the team) give yourself feedback

2nd level of feedback:

You ask the persons receiving your work for feedback

3rd level of feedback:

You ask your customer for feedback

When do YOU get

feedback?

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6) Improve Collaboratively,Evolve Experimentally

Plan: Decide a new way of working.

Set an acceptance criteria.

Define a test period.

Do: Try the new way of working during the test period.

Check: After the test period you evaluate outcome.

Act: Decide to keep or throw away the new way of working.

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Run Simulation!

3 Service classes

Really urgent tasks

Specialist workers

Work In Progress

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Getting Started• The game begins in the Standup Meeting at start of Day 9.• Assign workers by dragging them to the story you want them to work

on for the day. • When all workers are assigned, click the begin Work Button to have

them perform the day’s work.• Workers work a random number between 1 and 6. Or 2 and 12 when

the specialists work in their area.• The game ends when Day 30 is complete.

Start the game here!

Good Luck!

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Thank you!

Anders Holmberg

[email protected]

Personal blog: agilcoach.se