Gain insights into Kanban fundamentals, delve into designing Kanban systems, and learn how Kanban can improve Scrum practices to boost developer productivity effectively.

This course will introduce you to Kanban fundamentals. You will begin by studying the origins of Kanban as a method for designing and improving knowledge work. 

Later in the course, you will be taught the core practices of Kanban to successfully design a Kanban System at the team level. Then, you will learn how to use Kanban to improve your Scrum practice. At the end of the course, you will be introduced to the process of designing a Kanban system.

Kanban Fundamentals: Boosting Developer Productivity

## Kanban System Design

>Kanban System Design is the systems thinking approach for collaboratively designing a Kanban System that best captures your current way of working and provides you with the initial set of tools, metrics, and controls to start your continuous improvement process as well as to improve service delivery agility in a very short time.

Kanban System Design is based on the STATIK method (which was devised by David J. Anderson) for introducing Kanban into teams and organizations.

## Designing a Kanban system

Now that you are familiar with the basics of flow and Kanban systems, you are ready to design your own Kanban system.

The process has the following ten steps:
1. **Select a service.**
2. **Define service’s mission.**
3. **Analyze sources of dissatisfaction.**
4. **Discover what the service does.**
5. **Identify work types.**
6. **Define visualization policies.**
7. **Create and populate the board.**
8. **Define way-of-working policies.**
9. **Define WIP policies.**
10. **Define meeting policies.**

# Kanban System Design

>Kanban System Design is the systems thinking approach for collaboratively designing a Kanban System that best captures your current way of working and provides you with the initial set of tools, metrics, and controls to start your continuous improvement process as well as to improve service delivery agility in a very short time.

Kanban System Design is based on the STATIK method (which was devised by David J. Anderson) for introducing Kanban into teams and organizations.

# Designing a Kanban system

Now that you are familiar with the basics of flow and Kanban systems, you are ready to design your own Kanban system.

The process has the following ten steps:
1. **Select a service.**
2. **Define service’s mission.**
3. **Analyze sources of dissatisfaction.**
4. **Discover what the service does.**
5. **Identify work types.**
6. **Define visualization policies.**
7. **Create and populate the board.**
8. **Define way-of-working policies.**
9. **Define WIP policies.**
10. **Define meeting policies.**

Introduction

Improving Flow

Kanban Fundamentals

Kanban to Improve Scrum

Kanban System Design

The Final Note

Introduction to Kanban System Design

Kanban System Design