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

# Limit work-in-progress

>By default, Scrum is a push system that prescribes a short cadence (sprint) with a small batch size (sprint backlog) to improve product development by reducing variability, work-in-progress, and feedback time.

What usually happens in practice is that work accumulates in certain parts of the workflow. There is little attention to blockers, work is pushed back whenever a defect is found, and team members frequently multitask.




Have a look at why you should limit work-in-progress. 

Kanban Practices: Limit Work-In-Progress

Have a look at why you should limit work-in-progress.

Introduction

Improving Flow

Kanban Fundamentals

Kanban to Improve Scrum

Kanban System Design

The Final Note

Kanban Practices: Limit Work-In-Progress

Limit work-in-progress