Agile CoP: Learning Kanban

Agile CoP: Learning Kanban

Agile CoP: Learning Kanban

Abstract

Kanban, or “visual card,” is a system to help visualize work and make it explicit. It is useful for service and support teams who cannot control the predictability of work coming in. In addition, it can help expose process bottlenecks so they can be fixed.

Although Kanban is most closely associated with Agile, any service or support team can utilize the system. In this session attendees will be introduced to Kanban, its principles, how it works, and how it differs from Scrum. They will learn how to get started using Kanban and how to overcome common challenges. Attendees will leave the course prepared to implement Kanban in their organizations.

Learning Objectives

  1. Master a 5-step approach to double the speed
  2. Develop a tailored agile operating model
  3. Equip for Agility and Efficiency

Speaker’s Bio

CEO of RefineM and Enterprise Agile Coach, NK is a pioneer in Project Management & Agile transformations. In last 30 years of his career, he has helped thousands of professionals, in companies large and small, learn and implement best project management and Agile practices.

NK is a seasoned and engaging speaker. He enjoys sharing his learnings at international, national, and regional conferences and training engagements. His speaking engagements include PMI Global Conference, PMI Seminar World, PMI chapter professional development events including a keynote presentation, and numerous RefineM public courses and corporate engagements. A natural storyteller, he draws from his decades of experiences to help audiences absorb and retain concepts and leave feeling inspired with specific action items to lead change in their organizations.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/nkshrivastava/

Event Details

Event Date 06-25-2025 6:00 pm
Event End Date 06-25-2025 7:00 pm
Cut off date 06-25-2025 6:00 pm
Registered 1
Individual Price Free
No. of Ways of Working PDUs 1
Location Virtual Meeting – Conferencing details will be distributed prior to the meeting